Neil Harbisson is the world's first legally recognized cyborg. He has an antenna implanted into his skull that gives him access to something he was born without: the ability to perceive color.

Are there cyborgs in real life?

Kevin Warwick. He has been known as “Captain Cyborg” and teaches at the University of Reading as a cybernetics professor. Warwick has experimented with different electronic implants since 1998 such as installing a microchip in his arm which lets him operate lights, heaters or computers remotely.

Who is the first human cyborg?

Neil Harbisson is a Guinness World Records holder as the world's first cyborg. Born with a rare form of colour blindness (where the world is only perceived in shades of grey), in 2004 he embedded an 'antenna' into his skull that would allow him to re-tune his senses.