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HYBRID HEART WITH TI-111 IMPLANT
HYBRID HEART WITH TI-111 IMPLANT
Graphic and hand drawn art
24 x 24
2026

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Project documentation describes a bioengineered cardiac system reconstructed from high-resolution imaging of a confirmed hybrid biological subject. The organ functions as a biomechatronic circulatory and electro-regulatory core, integrating distributed ventricular electrical stimulation arrays, magnetically assisted pulmonary flow channels, and dual redundant superior vena cava conduction pathways. At the center of the structure is a regeneration core processor capable of autonomous physiological regulation, dynamically adjusting cardiac output, vascular resistance, and electrical synchronization based on continuous internal telemetry. Unlike conventional terrestrial medical devices, the system demonstrates partial self-powering capability through kinetic blood-flow energy capture and electromagnetic field coupling, allowing sustained operation independent of standard metabolic limits. Structural and functional indicators suggest design optimization for extreme environmental tolerance, extended lifespan support, and rapid physiological recovery from trauma or stress. Integrated within the cardiovascular structure is a nanoscale implant lattice embedded along vascular, lymphatic, and peripheral neural pathways, with a primary control relay suspected to be co-located within or adjacent to the cardiac regeneration core. This nano-implant network continuously monitors neurochemical balance, endocrine output, and cortical electrical patterns, transmitting data through the cardiac processor, which appears to function as a central biological signal router. In controlled testing scenarios, the lattice is theorized capable of delivering precision electrical or biochemical modulation signals, enabling remote stabilization of behavior, suppression of autonomic responses, or induction of compliance states without detectable external hardware. Within project scope, the cardiac system therefore serves dual roles: sustaining host biological function while simultaneously operating as a concealed system-wide command interface capable of maintaining persistent influence over subject physiology and neural state.