A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
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Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#2That's a very creative way of spicing up a boring old glass eye! I imagine such "wearable" tech could also be the ultimate version of those snapchat glasses.
Putting a battery inside your eye socket seems incredibly risky to me, though. Especially one that can power a bright light like this for a while...
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#3Original source: https://www.tiktok.com/@bsmachinist/video/715758729345106257... .
As mentioned in the video, there are other designs, e.g.: https://www.tiktok.com/@bsmachinist/video/710602314370956011... (terminator). Profile page with more videos: https://www.tiktok.com/@bsmachinist .
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#4That's a very creative way of spicing up a boring old glass eye! I imagine such "wearable" tech could also be the ultimate version of those snapchat glasses. Putting a battery inside your eye socket seems incredibly risky to me, though. Especially one that can power a bright light like this for a while...
He does mention that "safety is paramount" and that the light is at low power for now. I'm glad he's not just winging it.
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#5Where does the heat go? That seems like a couple watts at least.
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#6I talked with my social circle just the other day how our timeline is really a Cyberpunk timeline with only technology and body augments seemingly lagging behind.
I am both excited and horrified, because that universe is pretty dark. I suppose I should be thanking our lucky stars we are not moving towards 40k universe.
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#7That's a very creative way of spicing up a boring old glass eye! I imagine such "wearable" tech could also be the ultimate version of those snapchat glasses. Putting a battery inside your eye socket seems incredibly risky to me, though. Especially one that can power a bright light like this for a while...
I wonder what power laserpointer you could fit in there without going overboard with the battery... Imagine being able to light matches by looking at them for a bit.
On the other hand, every mirror would be a great chance to lose your other eye as well, so maybe disregard my ideas.
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#8The repulsion hackernews crowd will face while opening TikTok.
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#9Where does the heat go? That seems like a couple watts at least.
> Does it get warm?
> Brian S (Creator): Nope not at all. LED's do not emit much heat and the Titanium body of the eye offers great heat shielding from any heat emitted.
[https://www.tiktok.com/@bsmachinist/video/713267837541158430...]
Re: A brief demonstration of my Titanium Cyborg Eye as a flashlight [video]
#10I talked with my social circle just the other day how our timeline is really a Cyberpunk timeline with only technology and body augments seemingly lagging behind. I am both excited and horrified, because that universe is pretty dark. I suppose I should be thanking our lucky stars we are not moving towards 40k universe.
I mean - 40k is set in the year 40k, roughly, right? We've got a lot of time.