Neurotech DIY: fixing your own implant

In 2013 Markus Möllmann-Bohle was fitted with an electronic implant to treat debilitating cluster headaches. Six years later the manufacturer ceased trading and Markus was left to maintain his device by himself. In this film, we hear his story.
The multi-billion dollar neurotechnology market is predicted to expand by around 75% in the coming years. But as commercial investment grows, so too do commercial failures, abandoning thousands of people, like Markus, who have come to depend on the now unsupported devices.
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[@Roboterize]

Learning to repair your own implant is the next level of self optimization

[@ShinyShinyIsAlwaysBeingSerious]

You didn't have to clickbait this and edit it to make it seem like he was about to go full terminator eye repair on himself when the whole video was just about him being able to change the battery on a handheld device, lol. It was interesting enough just understanding how the implant works and the difficulty people in his situation face when left alone with an unsupported medical intervention.

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Die Technologie der Produkte die an Gesundheitsmärkte gewidmeten sind sollteten eine unterschiedliche Staatsbehandlung haben, beziehunsweisen die langfristige Patente…

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Ok. I have been informed.