Titlebook: Human ICT Implants: Technical, Legal and Ethical Considerations; Mark N. Gasson,Eleni Kosta,Diana M. Bowman Book 2012 T.M.C. ASSER PRESS,

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Potential Application Areas for RFID Implants attached to the object—emits identification data through radio waves in response to a query by an RFID reader which also supplies it power. RFID technology has been increasingly employed as a ‘barcode replacement’ due to the number of advantages that it offers and has been used in production lines

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Restoring Function: Application Exemplars of Medical ICT Implantsstablished and are widely used throughout the world as a way in which to improve an individual’s well-being and public health more generally. The application of implantable technology for medical use is typically ‘restorative’, i.e. it aims to restore some deficient ability. Notably, these sophistic

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Implantable Medical Devices: Privacy and Security Concernsile environment, there are many others which centre around our lack of understanding of the human body, and in particular the brain with its inherent complexities. This has meant that we are limited in our ability to interface the silicon of technology with the biology of the body in truly meaningfu

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Implants and Human Rights, in Particular Bodily Integrityection to the human body. In this chapter, the scope of the right to bodily integrity is discussed. A more detailed discussion on how the right is affected by implants is largely based on biotechnological implants. In this field, the distinction between therapy and enhancement, as well as implicatio

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