Honorary Professor of art and robotics at Pittsburgh University, and concurrently also a performance artist who has demonstrated the ear, which grew on his left hand. Stelios Arkadiou, which is better known under the pseudonym Stelarc, intends in the near future to equip the ear connecting to the Internet so people from all over the world could hear what he.

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Honorary Professor of art and robotics at Pittsburgh University, and concurrently also a performance artist who has demonstrated the ear, which grew on his left hand. Stelios Arkadiou, which is better known under the pseudonym Stelarc, intends in the near future to equip the ear connecting to the Internet so people from all over the world could hear what he.

Doctors put the Aussie under the skin biopolymer frame in the shape of the ear, which is within six months of the overgrown tissue and blood vessels. the "this is Partly surgical design and partly — grown cells", explains Stelarc.

In the future, the experimenter plans to install in manual ear microphone and equip it with the Wi-Fi transmitter and a GPS module to others in real-time to track the movement of the man with three ears and eavesdrop on what he hears. Than stelara not satisfy mobile communications and IP telephony, are not reported.

Actually, the Aussie loves to experiment on his body. In 70-80 years of last century Stelarc spent 25 performances by hanging on hooks, as well as attached to the right arm mechanical analogue, which was controlled by the muscles of the legs and abdomen. Later scientist has created a 600-pound exoskeleton of a spider.