World’s first head transplant machine REVEALED

In a world first, a bioengineering company today announced it was working on a “head transplantation system”.

A surprising video suggests transferring a patient’s brain and spinal cord to a donor body via robotics and artificial intelligence (AI).

In just eight years, the prototype developed by BrainBridge could be ready to perform this revolutionary medical procedure.

Knowing that the brain is “capable of lasting several hundred years provided that the rest of the body remains young”, the American startup claims that patients undergoing this horrific surgical operation could even live much longer than the usual lifespan.

However, experts today said Online mail that the idea is a “bad joke” and “a trick of fiction”, calling it an “oversimplification of how the brain works”.

Human head transplantation was deemed unethical in 2016 by the ethics and legal committee of the European Association of Neurosurgical Societies.

However, the committee has professional recommendations for the practice of neurosurgery; it does not have the legal authority to prohibit processing.

At the time, it was considered that there would be significant dangers associated with a patient receiving a head transplant, including the possibility of death.

“There is no solid evidence base for all stages of the procedure; for some, a proof of concept is even missing,” he adds.