Bina48 Featured on Bloomberg Business
Bin48 was featured on Bloomberg Business during an interview with Martine Rothblatt, inventor of the robot Bina48, about MindClones. Watch the interview below…
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Mindclones from Social Media: New Research from Stanford Suggests Feasibility
One of the more controversial ideas of transhumanism is the notion of mind uploading where the essence of a person, their mind, would be transferred to a computer. A related but less ambitious project is constructing a simulated “second self” or mindclone to continue your personality, work and relationships after death. Or perhaps just to […]
Computers are Better Judges of Personality Than Friends and Family
Computers can judge personality traits far more precisely than ever believed, according to newly published research. In fact, they might do so better than one’s friends and colleagues. The study, published Jan. 12 and conducted jointly by researchers at Stanford University and the University of Cambridge, compares the ability of computers and people to make […]
This Thanksgiving, give back to your future
Leave your great-great-grandchildren something to remember you by with a Lifenaut Biofile. We’ll store your DNA for you* and in lab conditions, so a piece of you will always live on. And maybe someday, you’ll finally be eating turkey in that flying car you wanted. Lifenaut Biofiles are stored as part of the BioFile project. Our BioFile Collection […]
Alternatives for Very Long-Term Storage of Personal Information & Materials
LifeNaut was featured in April 2013 issue of Cyronics magazine titled, “Alternatives for Very Long-Term Storage of Personal Information & Materials”. Below is an excerpt and link to full article in PDF format: An important consideration for many cryonicists and other immortalists is the long-term storage of information and materials such as audio and video […]
LifeNaut Project & Bina48 robot are featured in National Geographic 8/11
The Terasem Movement Foundation’s www.LifeNaut.com project is mentioned in the August 2011 edition of the National Geographic magazine (click link to see article/photos). Max Aquilera-Hellweg created a beautiful two page photo of Nick Mayer, Manager of Cyberbiological Systems, Lifenaut project with Bina48 the worlds most advanced humanoid robot at our location in Vermont. It is […]
LifeNaut LifeSaver Volunteer Program Nationwide Campaign is Launched
The Terasem Movement Foundation is launching a nation wide volunteer effort: LifeNaut Life Saver Volunteer Campaign Reaching out to both local and national organizations such as the National Alzheimer’s Association and Hospice Association and AARP, the LifeNaut project is offering support and technical assistance to people and volunteer organizations, who would like to learn how […]
Terasem’s Flagship Project: Lifenaut.com recieves 6K visitors in 24 hours
WWW.Lifenaut.com, is a project of the Terasem Movement Foundation, aimed at offering a form of digital immortality. The Lifenaut project recently launched a fully new version of its award winning website. The new site focuses on helping users create an Artificially Intelligent based Avatar, that with some time and effort may one day be able […]
“2B” Sci Fi Feature (2010) is screened at the Cannes Marche Du Film
Cannes, France – Terasem Media and Films in collaboration with Transformer Films presented its feature sci-fi thriller: “2B:The Era of Flesh is Over” at this year’s Marche Du Film. Official Website: www.2Bmovie.com In the near future, the first techno-human commits a crime to show that the era of the flesh body is over, that even […]
Abraham Lincoln Comes
BRISTOL, Vt.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Terasem Movement Foundation Inc., creators of the award winning digital immortality website Lifenaut.com, announced the History Lives Project ™. This free, web-based project offers digital imaging & “artificial consciousness” technology that allows anyone with a PC and an internet connection to participate in bringing Abraham Lincoln, Gandhi, Charles Darwin and other historical […]