Grindhouse Wetware is a biotechnology startup company based in Pittsburgh, PA that is dedicated to developing technology to augment human capabilities. They best known for the Circadia device, an implant that measures and transmits real-time physiological data, and Northstar V1, a sub-dermal device that lights up, mimicking bioluminescence. Their work has been featured by the BBC, NPR, CNN, VICE, Wired, Fast Company, MarketWatch, IEEE, and more.
| Website | http://grindhousewetware.com/ |
| Employees | 2 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Address | 83 Firethorn Rd., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15221, US |
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| Industry | Biotechnology Research, Information Technology, Software |
| Keywords | Biotechnology, Biohacking, Human Augmentation, Implantable Technology, Biomedical Engineering, Wearable Technology, Health Tech, Medical Implants, Biosensors, Biometric Technology, Transhumanism, Neural Implants, Biomonitoring, Digital Biology, Synthetic Biology, Human Enhancement, Bci, Brain Computer Interface, Bioelectronic Medicine |
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Justin Worst is the CEO of Grindhouse Wetware.
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Grindhouse Wetware is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.