Moon Ribas has a sensor in her arm that vibrates whenever there's an earthquake anywhere in the world. And she'd prefer that you call her a cyborg.Her first sensory experiment was in 2007, when she created and wore a pair of kaleidoscopic glasses for three months, which allowed her only to see color, without shape. She then went on to create the Speedborg, a speedometer glove that allowed her to perceive the exact speed of movement around her through vibrations on her hand, which she then developed into a pair of earrings maintaining the same technology.
Moon Ribas has a sensor in her arm that vibrates whenever there's an earthquake anywhere in the world. And she'd prefer that you call her a cyborg.Her first sensory experiment was in 2007, when she created and wore a pair of kaleidoscopic glasses for three months, which allowed her only to see color, without shape. She then went on to create the Speedborg, a speedometer glove that allowed her to perceive the exact speed of movement around her through vibrations on her hand, which she then developed into a pair of earrings maintaining the same technology.
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