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ZOO architects designs biomorphic shelter prototypes for otters
— by Ben
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High-Flying Frigate Birds Collect Data from the Top of the Sky
— by Ben
Filed under: biohacking, biometric, biomimicry, Sensors, sensorsparts — 
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Drug delivery platform uses sound for targeting #Science #Medicine @Caltech
— by Anne Barela
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A Raspberry Pi pHAT to measure EEG (PIEEG) #Biohacking @Raspberry_Pi
— by Anne Barela
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Scientists gave a robot a sense of smell with locust antennae and AI
— by Ben
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An Arduino based EEG Sleep Monitor #Feather
— by Anne Barela
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The Microgreen Shoe
— by Jessie Mae
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Sequencing your DNA with a USB dongle and open source code #DNA #OpenSource @stackoverflow
— by Anne Barela
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Learn About Daisugi, 15th Century Japanese Technique for Growing Cedar
— by Kelly
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Bacterial biofilm wrings oil out of water #Biohacking
— by Jessie Mae
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Inducing/Experimenting with Hypnagogia & trance states with the Bangle.js #WearableWednesday
— by Ben
Filed under: biohacking, wearables — 
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Those mystery seeds (update)
— by phillip torrone
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Printing plastic webs to protect the cellphone screens of the future #biomimicry
— by Jessie Mae
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Not Satisfied With Digital Prosthetics, Ian Davis Invents his Own Mechanical One
— by Jessie Mae
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Architects Propose World’s Tallest Tower in NYC That Eats Up Carbon
— by Jessie Mae
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