Cyborg Creativity

Neil Harbisson, the world’s first official cyborg, turned a disability into innovation. Born colorblind, Neil had an antenna implanted in his skull that lets him hear colors. What started as a personal solution grew into a movement where he now leads a community of cyborg artists exploring how technology can expand human senses. His invention shows how creative ideas, even ones that seem wild at first, can grow into new businesses and inspire others.

Your Task:
If you were to design a cyborg (a fictional or hypothetical person whose physical abilities are extended beyond normal human limitations by mechanical elements built into the body), what would you do?

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