Research
Studies to help people living with limitations to extend their senses through the integration of technology into the body.

Projects:

• Eyeborg: allows people to perceive colors through sounds. The Eyeborg already includes infrared but plans are in place to include other spectrum’s beyond the reach of human sight including ultraviolet.
• Cybernetic Nose: allows people to perceive smell through electromagnetic signals.
• Speedborg: allows people to receive the speed of any object in front of them.
• Cyborg Rights: Campaigning to governments and government departments to accept cybernetics as a part of the human body. Defending the rights of cyborgs around issues of government identification, including obtaining relevant passports and drivers licenses.
• Cybernetic Extensions Body Parts: Raising public awareness and acceptance of cybernetic extensions as legitimate extensions of the human body.
• Cyborgism as Art: Founder Neil Harbisson has performed color concerts, sound portraits while artworks have been exhibited in famous galleries around the world. The Cyborg Foundation has also featured in a Sundance Film Festival winning documentary.

The Cyborg Foundation does not issue grants to individuals and organizations. The foundation collaborates and works in partnership with institutions, educational facilities and government groups to drive research and development in the field of cybernetics.