The New Scientist reports that Candaian filmmaker, Rob Spence, is getting closer to making his new “eye-to-eye” documentary.
Mr Spence damaged his right eye in a childhood accident and was later given a false one for purely cosmetic reasons – now he wants that eye to become useful as well!
Between Spence and engineer Kosta Grammatis have succeeded in attaching a working red LED to Spence’s prosthetic eye.
It’s the first time that Spence and his team have managed to fit an electronic device (complete with power source) into the eye.
His goal is to create a prosthetic eye that contains a wireless video camera so that he can film his experiences.
This is all part of the marketing for the new Terminator film: Terminator Salvation but filling in a form to get a parcel from Skynet? What’s the worse that could happen?…….
A fully email ready phone that converts into an armed robot?
Oh yeah!!!!
Say OMG to the Blackberry Terminator and s’long Storm!
It’s got what you’d expect from the latest RIM model: Infra-red vision, dual low-caliber guns, video recording, 3.5G.
As awesome as it is it isn’t perfect.
Check out that keyboard – when the phone bot is in combat [...]
It’s a sad, sad day.
One of the greatest robots being reduced to this – a novelty DVD player.
I wonder what Skynet would think – granted there was the whole “terminate” thing but this is insulting.
Turning reclaimed skulls into harmless consumer electronics is kinda rubbing their noses in it – if they had any.
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The New Scientist reports that Candaian filmmaker, Rob Spence, is getting closer to making his new “eye-to-eye” documentary.
I thought employing 
