OhMayGod Cyborgs are real and they are already living among us.

Cyborgs are real and they are already living among us. -

The future is now, it's just not what we expected. The future promised us with jet packs and flying cars will probably never become a reality, but a new vision of the future is taking shape.

A science which is bound to have a huge impact on the future of humanity is a bio technology. We already see it hit the mainstream with portable devices that monitor our heart rate and other vital signs. A growing number of people take bio technology to the next level and become modern cyborgs. Some of them are quite bizarre.

1.) Neil Harbisson an antenna implanted in his head. Harbisson is extremely color-blind, and the antenna allows it to experiment with color as sounds and musical notes in the brain.

1.) Neil Harbisson has an antenna implanted in his head. Harbisson is extremely colorblind, and the antenna allows him to experience color as sounds and musical notes in the brain.

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Harbisson and James Cameron.

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In 2013, Harbisson and implant were the subject of an award-winning documentary. Check it out below.

CYBORG FOUNDATION | Rafel Duran Torrent discussion Forward Films on Vimeo.

2.) Amal Graafstra have RFID chips implanted in her hands. It is programmed chips to do some different things for him unlock his car and home. He also runs a company that sells DIY chip implants.

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See Graafstra a speech given about her implants.

3.) Adi Robertson a magnetic implant in his hand. The magnet gives it the ability to levitate small metal objects.

3.) Adi Robertson has a magnetic implant in her hand. The magnet gives her the ability to levitate small metal objects.

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4.) Professor Kevin Warwick has a implant that connects the brain to a computer. It can use the computer to control the lights, heaters and other computers.

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Check out this TED Talk Professor Warwick made on implants and technology.

5.) Tim Cannon has invented a device that monitors all vital signs. It is called Circadia, and synchronizes with home computer systems.

5.) Tim Cannon invented a device that monitors all of his vital signs. It's called the Circadia, and it synchs up with his home computer systems.

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The Circadia before it was implemented.

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Learn more about the Tim implant in this mini documentary vice News.

6.) Ribas Moon is a choreographer and cyborg activist. It has a sensor implanted in the back of his head that his warnings to those approaching from behind.

6.) Moon Ribas is a choreographer and cyborg activist. She has a sensor implanted in the back of her head that that alerts her to people approaching from behind.

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here, she discusses her new direction during a TED conference.

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