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This page is dedicated to all companies, research, and news focused on full-body enhancement technologies.

Classification Criteria

H+ classified a wide range of technologies as body-related. For example:

For more information about how H+ classifies products and technologies relevant to human body enhancement, please review our Classification Criteria.

Industry Players
AgeX Therapeutics
Biohacking
Body
United States

Aspect Biosystems
Tissue Engineering
Body
Canada

Avery Therapeutics
Tissue Engineering
Body
United States

Beam Therapeutics
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

Bionik Laboratories
Wearable Technology
Body
Canada

Calico
Biohacking
Body
United States

Cell Design Labs
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

CRISPR Therapeutics
Genetic Engineering
Body
Switzerland

Dangerous Things
Biohacking
Body
United States

Ekso Bionics
Wearable Technology
Body
United States

Elysium Health
Biohacking
Body
United States

German Bionic
Wearable Technology
Body
Germany

Gilead Sciences
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

Intellia Therapeutics
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

Locanabio
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

Miromatrix
Tissue Engineering
Body
United States

Navega Therapeutics
Biohacking
Body
United States

noonee
Wearable Technology
Body
Switzerland

Novartis
Wearable TechnologyGenetic Engineering
EyesBody
Switzerland

Organovo Holdings
Tissue Engineering
Body
United States

Ottobock
Bionic Prosthetics
Body
Germany

Prellis Biologics
Tissue Engineering
Body
United States

Prime Medicine
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

ReWalk Robotics
Wearable Technology
Body
United States

Sangamo Therapeutics
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

Sarcos Robotics
Wearable Technology
Body
United States

Sensoria
Wearable Technology
Body
United States

SetPoint Medical
Biohacking
Body
United States

Spark Therapeutics
Genetic Engineering
Body
United States

suitX
Wearable Technology
Body
United States

The ODIN
Biohacking
Body
United States

uniQure
Genetic Engineering
Body
Netherlands

Verily
NanoroboticsWearable Technology
BodyEyes
United States

Volumetric
Tissue Engineering
Body
United States

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After having no control over any of his four limbs, he is now able to take several successive steps
Being limited to telling the hand to grip or release isn’t a problem if the hand knows what to do next
It might be possible to reverse the body’s epigenetic clock
Biohackers say they are creating a knockoff of a million-dollar gene therapy
A modified version of CRISPR designed to interrupt pain signals
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Longevity escape velocity
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Experts say the Verily contact lens program was misguided from the beginning
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AI can predict a heart disease looking at eyes blood vessels with 70% accuracy
A biohacker injected himself with a DIY herpes treatment in front of a conference audience
Infusions of blood plasma from young donors to rejuvenate the body
“There are people alive today who will live for 1,000 years”
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Ford testing exoskeletons for workers in final assembly plant
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CRISPR can be repurposed to enable target gene activation
Defeating cancer costs $500,000
DARPA has become the world’s largest funder of “gene drive” research
Sangamo Therapeutics attempts to edit a gene inside the body for the first time
It might be possible to treat diseases by giving aging tissues a signal to clean house
A drink made of pure Ketone could boost the body more than carbs, fat and protein
Robotic exoskeletons may revolutionize the heavy industry
Gene therapy is “underrated” as a way to conquer old age
The fashion industry will have to embrace smart clothing end to end
A new genetic engineering method based on CRISPR: Base Editing
Biohacker Attempts Editing His DNA With CRISPR
Researchers develop Optical Motion and Strain Sensor for wearable applications
Cancer treatment is a ‘double-edged sword’ by allowing survivors to pass on their tumour-causing genes
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A vest to expand perception of the world through sensory substitution and sensory addition
Nanochannelled device could “regrown” damaged organs with a single touch
FDA approves reprogramming a patient’s own blood cells to fight cancer
How does the public feel about editing human DNA?
Bionik Laboratories Explores Voice-Controlled Exoskeleton
Chinese researchers explore batteries powered by body fluids
noonee Develops A Wearable Chair
SetPoint Medical Working On a Device That Emits Electrical Pulses To Treat Arthritis
Stanford Researchers Create Organic Electronic Components That Dissolve Into The Body
Fernand Léger and the Rise of the Man-Machine
How Silicon Valley is Trying To Defeat Aging
Ray Kurzweil on augmenting the human brain through AI, nanorobotics and cloud computing
Nanoswimmers target brain tumors and deliver anticancer drugs to them
The Social Pressure To Become Transhuman
Nanorobotic agents can navigate through the bloodstream to administer a drug
Amazon has a secret unit called 1492 focused on health tech
First Human Embryos Edited with CRISPR in US
Biohacking devices have an expiration date
ReWalk Robotics makes progress with its soft exoskeleton
First 3D printed soft artificial heart
New protein AcrIIA4 increases CRISPR-CAS9 precision
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