Human Augmentation 鈥� The Dawn of a New Paradigm
This publication is designed to set the foundation for more detailed research and development on human augmentation.
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Scientific and technological developments related to human augmentation are beginning to accelerate and converge with other fields such as sensors, artificial intelligence, novel materials, nanotechnology and additive manufacturing.
This publication offers a conceptual model for thinking about the subject, an overview of the future direction of human augmentation and related fields of study, and identifies key implications and insights for Defence.
Who should read this publication
This publication seeks to inform a wide audience across the defence and security sector. It will be relevant to those involved in: policy and strategy formulation; science and technology; concepts and force development; capability and acquisition; procurement; personnel and workforce planning; and operational commanders and their staffs.
Disclaimer
The content of this publication does not represent the official policy or strategy of the UK government or that of the UK鈥檚 Ministry of Defence (MOD).
Furthermore, the analysis and findings do not represent the official policy or strategy of the countries contributing to the project.