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Re:Guide to artificial body parts by Rhapso on Tuesday May 12, 2015 @09:20PM (#9536138)
Interestingly this totally ignores the rather mature field of artificial ears.
Re:Guide to artificial body parts by to3m on Tuesday May 12, 2015 @09:48PM (#9536249)
And artificial teeth.

(Interestingly, when they talk about the artificial jaw (see end of article), they mention having a dental bridge, because, of course, a jaw needs teeth. But I assume these teeth aren't real ones. Maybe false teeth just aren't exciting enough? But I bet patient satisfaction levels are pretty good.)

Re:Guide to artificial body parts by xyzzy123 on Wednesday May 13, 2015 @12:12AM (#9536721)
Yep, Cochlear implants are the #1 direct neural interface.
Re:Guide to artificial body parts by adriand on Tuesday May 12, 2015 @10:03PM (#9536309)
> Another company, BioDapt, was started by a snowmobile racer, Mike Schulz, who lost his leg in a grizzly racing accident which caused his kidneys to shut down.

You know you're extreme when you race grizzlies.

Re:Guide to artificial body parts by scintill76 on Tuesday May 12, 2015 @10:19PM (#9536373)
Best humorously wrong homophone I've seen in awhile. (If anyone's wondering, "grisly" is probably the word that was meant ("gruesome; causing horror or disgust"), whereas "grizzly racing" sounds like a race involving grizzly bears.)