Uploaded March 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this episode, we focus on stories about people who have personally experienced wearable technology's potential to enhance the human condition, from Neil Harbisson the "sono-chromatic" cyborg, to an art product that enhances the senses, to the latest breakthroughs in prosthetics and exoskeleton technology at Vanderbilt University.
Learn more about the future of wearables, the Intel Make It Wearable Challenge and how to submit ideas for the future of wearables here: makeit.intel.com
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In this episode, we focus on stories about people who have personally experienced wearable technology's potential to enhance the human condition, from Neil Harbisson the "sono-chromatic" cyborg, to an art product that enhances the senses, to the latest breakthroughs in prosthetics and exoskeleton technology at Vanderbilt University.
Learn more about the future of wearables, the Intel Make It Wearable Challenge and how to submit ideas for the future of wearables here: makeit.intel.com
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SUBSCRIBE to The Creators Project:
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The Creators Project is a partnership between Intel and VICE:
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Check out our full video catalog:
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