Eyeborgproject.tv Website Review

man with eye camera partners with world’s first 3d printed eye prosthesis company. a one-eyed filmmaker with a camera eye is teaming up with a young polish opthamologist to create an army of monocular cyborgs. rob spence is a one eyed filmmaker that lost his eye in a shotgun accident as a child and later created a wireless video camera eye to replace it. over the years he has created several versions of a camera eye from one with a clear shell that shows the tech inside, to a realistic looking one, and a red glowing terminator version. hand made prosthetic eyes have been the norm for hundreds of years, but technology is marching forward. and this changes everything according to him. > “i am excited to be partnering with a young ophthalmologist in > poland, marcin jaworski, who has a startup based on making > prosthetic eyes with a 3d printer. the company is called next eye > prosthesis > one-eyed people of the world. cheaper, more realistic, and faster to > build.  as a bonus, having a 3d printed prosthetic eye shell makes > the production of eye cameras much easier for the eyeborg project. > it’s tricky space and having it in 3d from the beginning is > invaluable. i am also hoping to expand next eye prosthesis’ > mission later on to incorporate tech and help create an army of > eyeborgs! perhaps as a start we could make eyes that look realistic > but can glow red on command.” 3d printed prosthetic eyes are the natural progression of prosthetic technology but as if that wasn’t enough there is a cyborg aspect as well. rob will soon be offering fake eyes that can glow red on command and eventually house video cameras. the on-off switch for embedded led lights can be triggered by a magnet with an internal reed switch. rob plans on offering a magnetic ring along with a 3d printed eye with an bored yet cool one-eyed people at parties can simply put the ring magnet near their eye to turn on a terminator look and have their eye