Hannes Sjoblad's guest appearances

Hannes Sjoblad

Finding Genius Podcast

Le monde qui vient en 33 questions

FutureTech Podcast

John Cumbers

Hugo Mercier

Ana Maiques

Doug Thompson

Dana Lewis

Louise Short

Clay Wright

Jason Andrew

Abraham Otero

Jules Chandler

Donny Hanjaya-Putra

Charlotte Reznick

Joseph Tector

Lawrence Bonassar

Kirsten Shockey

OwlTail

« Chief Disruption Officer » au sein du hub de l’innovation Epicenter (Stockholm), Hannes Sjoblad aide les entreprises et les organisations à détecter les innovations disruptives, amenées à impacter voire bouleverser leurs métiers. Il est également le fondateur de BioNyfiken, une association suédoise de biohackers, au travers de laquelle il organise des workshops sur les prélèvements ADN, le « health hacking », et les implants NFC. Hannes est diplômé de la Stockholm School of Economics (MSc Business).➡️ En savoir plus sur https://fr.boma.global Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

« Chief Disruption Officer » au sein du hub de l’innovation Epicenter (Stockholm), Hannes Sjoblad aide les entreprises et les organisations à détecter les innovations disruptives, amenées à impacter voire bouleverser leurs métiers. Il est également le fondateur de BioNyfiken, une association suédoise de biohackers, au travers de laquelle il organise des workshops sur les prélèvements ADN, le « health hacking », et les implants NFC. Hannes est diplômé de la Stockholm School of Economics (MSc Business).➡️ En savoir plus sur <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Ffr.boma.global&amp;v=WIwywkzzPPY&amp;redir_token=Ngb_kY_fZx0o5OLgElqDGOCujDN8MTU0Mjg4NjE4OUAxNTQyNzk5Nzg5&amp;event=video_description" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://fr.boma.global</a> Voir <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Acast.com/privacy</a> pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Hannes SJOBLAD - How a chip implant can improve your daily life

BioNyfiken, which means “bio curiosity” in Swedish, is a community of bio-hackers who are interested in exploring how technology and biology can interact in the modern world. They are perhaps most famous for their implant parties, where individuals implant NFC microchips into their bodies and discuss the various ways that they can be used. Some of the more mainstream use cases for NCF microchips are to replace badges for offices, to log in to personal devices, or to hold information on library cards, or loyalty program and discount program cards. Chips are about the size of a large grain of rice, and easily removable, should you no longer wish to have it. Implants are done with groups, as it fosters a sense of community and allows people to discuss and bond over shared experiences. Other use cases could include to collect and hold different types of personal health data, such as a diabetic’s blood sugar levels, though this would necessitate a data control revolution. Chips can also be implanted that allows you to feel magnetic fields, earthquakes around the world, or listen in to the search for extra-terrestrial life. Sjoblad and BioNyfiken will appear as part of a bio-hacking conference in Stockholm in May 2018. To learn more about bio-hacking, or to chat directly with Hannes Sjoblad, follow him on Twitter @hsjob or on Facebook at BioNyfiken.

BioNyfiken, which means “bio curiosity” in Swedish, is a community of bio-hackers who are interested in exploring how technology and biology can interact in the modern world. They are perhaps most famous for their implant parties, where individuals implant NFC microchips into their bodies and discuss the various ways that they can be used. Some of the more mainstream use cases for NCF microchips are to replace badges for offices, to log in to personal devices, or to hold information on library cards, or loyalty program and discount program cards. Chips are about the size of a large grain of rice, and easily removable, should you no longer wish to have it. Implants are done with groups, as it fosters a sense of community and allows people to discuss and bond over shared experiences. Other use cases could include to collect and hold different types of personal health data, such as a diabetic’s blood sugar levels, though this would necessitate a data control revolution. Chips can also be implanted that allows you to feel magnetic fields, earthquakes around the world, or listen in to the search for extra-terrestrial life. Sjoblad and BioNyfiken will appear as part of a bio-hacking conference in Stockholm in May 2018. To learn more about bio-hacking, or to chat directly with Hannes Sjoblad, follow him on Twitter @hsjob or on Facebook at BioNyfiken.

Bionyfiken — Hannes Sjoblad, Founder — Community Of Bio-Hackers Exploring Intersection Of Technology And Biology

BioNyfiken, which means “bio curiosity” in Swedish, is a community of bio-hackers who are interested in exploring how technology and biology can interact in the modern world. They are perhaps most famous for their implant parties, where individuals implant NFC microchips into their bodies and discuss the various ways that they can be used. Some of the more mainstream use cases for NCF microchips are to replace badges for offices, to log in to personal devices, or to hold information on library cards, or loyalty program and discount program cards. Chips are about the size of a large grain of rice, and easily removable, should you no longer wish to have it. Implants are done with groups, as it fosters a sense of community and allows people to discuss and bond over shared experiences. Other use cases could include to collect and hold different types of personal health data, such as a diabetic's blood sugar levels, though this would necessitate a data control revolution. Chips can also be implanted that allows you to feel magnetic fields, earthquakes around the world, or listen in to the search for extra-terrestrial life. Sjoblad and BioNyfiken will appear as part of a bio-hacking conference in Stockholm in May 2018. To learn more about bio-hacking, or to chat directly with Hannes Sjoblad, follow him on Twitter @hsjob or on Facebook at BioNyfiken.

BioNyfiken, which means “bio curiosity” in Swedish, is a community of bio-hackers who are interested in exploring how technology and biology can interact in the modern world. They are perhaps most famous for their implant parties, where individuals implant NFC microchips into their bodies and discuss the various ways that they can be used. Some of the more mainstream use cases for NCF microchips are to replace badges for offices, to log in to personal devices, or to hold information on library cards, or loyalty program and discount program cards. Chips are about the size of a large grain of rice, and easily removable, should you no longer wish to have it. Implants are done with groups, as it fosters a sense of community and allows people to discuss and bond over shared experiences. Other use cases could include to collect and hold different types of personal health data, such as a diabetic's blood sugar levels, though this would necessitate a data control revolution. Chips can also be implanted that allows you to feel magnetic fields, earthquakes around the world, or listen in to the search for extra-terrestrial life. Sjoblad and BioNyfiken will appear as part of a bio-hacking conference in Stockholm in May 2018. To learn more about bio-hacking, or to chat directly with Hannes Sjoblad, follow him on Twitter @hsjob or on Facebook at BioNyfiken.