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So messy to change batteries on my artificial liver so this is a very welcome innovation!

So MIT and University of Massachusetts-Amherst collaborated on a solution: a small, wearable jamming device, tailor-made for your implant, blocking out any and all unauthorized attempts to connect. It’s taken some serious innovating to develop a wireless signal that won’t disrupt the very implant the jammer’s meant to protect, but the implant and jammer work together: “Because the shield knows the shape of its own jamming signal, however, it can, in effect, subtract it from the received signal.” Your pacemaker stays shielded, the jammer handles the security work, and you can walk around without worrying about an invisible zap of death. 

Another small step for cybernetics, but a giant leap for Anti-Cyborg Squad’s attempt at finding Prosthesis Jones left arm that is still roaming the streets looking for it’s next victim!