Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan became the world's first human cyborg after being given a terminal motor neuron disease diagnosis in 2017. Facebook/Peter Scott-Morgan An English scientist known as the ...

Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan, a prominent British-American robotics scientist, is almost completely paralyzed — save for his piercing blue-gray eyes, which are constantly in motion, typing out text to ...

Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan, the roboticist who became known as the world’s most advanced human cyborg in his radical fight for bodily autonomy in the face of terminal illness, has died after a five ...

Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan was diagnosed with motor neuron disease, also known as ALS or Lou Gehrig's Disease, two years ago, and today he is still fighting to thrive, not just to survive. This ...

Peter Scott-Morgan tried to become fully robotic to extend his life after he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2017. Dr Scott-Morgan developed a life-like avatar so he could smile after ...

A BRITISH scientist who became the world's first full "cyborg" has died. Pioneering Dr Peter Scott-Morgan passed away after a five-year battle with motor neurone disease (MND) at the age of 64.

PETER Scott-Morgan is a world famous roboticist, who was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2017. But who is Scott-Morgan, and why does he want to become a cyborg? Dr Peter Scott-Morgan is a ...

Peter Scott-Morgan decided to challenge what it meant to be human when he refused to accept his fate following a diagnosis of motor neurone disease in 2017. He said he wanted to push the ...

Earlier this year Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan died after battling with motor neuron disease for many years. He was diagnosed with the condition in 2017 and given around two years to live. However ...

DR Peter Scott-Morgan, a terminally ill scientist, cried as he heard his future robotic voice for the first time. The genius is on a mission to become the world's first cyborg in a bid to combat ...

A scientist dubbed the world's first cyborg has died aged 64. Peter Scott-Morgan tried to become fully robotic to extend his life after he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2017.