Dies ist unsere neueste Auswahl an weltweiten Veröffentlichungen und Patenten in englischer Sprache zum Thema Human Enhancement, aus vielen wissenschaftlichen Online-Zeitschriften, klassifiziert und konzentriert auf Human Enhancement, Transhumanismus, Neuroenhancement, kognitive Augmentation, tragbar Technologie, Gentechnik, bionische Prothesen, implantierbare Geräte und Exoskelette.
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Powered exoskeletons comprising a hybrid braided-composite shear interface
Patent published on the 2025-03-06 in WO under Ref WO2025049489 by DEPHY INC [US] (Mooney Luke [us], Marvin William [us], Cummings Jonathan [us], Herr Hugh [us])
Abstract: An ankle-foot exoskeleton to augment motion of a user is provided. The ankle-foot exoskeleton can include a braided structure configured to at least partially encapsulate a lower limb of the user, the braided structure configured to extend from at least below a knee of the lower limb of the user to at least above an ankle of the lower limb. The ankle-foot exoskeleton can include one or more actuators mechanically integrated with the braided structure. The ankle-foot exoskeleton can include one o[...]
Our summary: An ankle-foot exoskeleton with a hybrid braided-composite shear interface is provided to augment user motion through integrated actuators and processors.
exoskeletons, braided-composite, shear interface, actuators
Patent
Methods and compositions for reducing foreign body response
Patent published on the 2025-03-06 in WO under Ref WO2025049603 by THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIV [US] (Griffin Michelle [us], Liang Norah [us], Parker Jennifer [us], Tevlin Ruth [us], Meany Emily [us], Longaker Michael [us], Momeni Arash [us], Wan Derrick [us], Appel Eric A [us])
Abstract: Methods of reducing foreign body response (FBR) in a subject are provided. Aspects of the methods include implanting a foreign body, e.g., an implantable device, in the subject in combination with an effective amount of an SPP1 active agent, e.g., a SPP1 polypeptide, to reduce FBR in the subject. Also provided are implantable devices coated with a SPP1 active agent composition, e.g., a controlled release composition, and kits including an implantable device and a SPP1 active agent composition.[...]
Our summary: Methods and compositions for reducing foreign body response include implanting a foreign body in a subject with an SPP1 active agent to reduce FBR. Also provided are implantable devices coated with a SPP1 active agent composition and kits including an implantable device and a SPP1 active agent composition.
foreign body response, methods, compositions, SPP1
Patent
Application of pip5k6 gene in regulating ricinus communis l. characters
Patent published on the 2025-02-19 in LU under Ref LU508032 by INNER MONGOLIA MINZU UNIV [CN] (Huang Fenglan [cn])
Abstract: The invention discloses an application of PIP5K6 gene in regulating Ricinus communis L. characters, belonging to the technical field of plant genetic engineering. The characters include plant height, pollen, seeds, number of leaves, stems and flowers, maturity speed of male flowers and fruits, and plant aging speed. The invention promotes the early flowering of Ricinus communis L. and the development of flowers and fruits by overexpressing PIP5K6 gene; male flowers have bigger buds, darker color[...]
Our summary: Application of PIP5K6 gene in regulating plant height, pollen, seeds, number of leaves, stems and flowers, and maturity speed of male flowers and fruits in Ricinus communis L.
genetic engineering, PIP5K6 gene, Ricinus communis L., plant characters
Patent
Interesting read indeed! But dont these advancements in human enhancement blur the line between evolution and artificial intervention?
Evolutions always been about adapting. Technologys just the latest tool in the box!
Interesting read, but arent we risking ethical boundaries by patenting human enhancement? Just food for thought.
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