A wholly implantable non-natural heart for humans is a double pump configuration provided with two auricles and two ventricles. Both the said auricles and ventricles are driven by solenoid actuators interacting with 
high energy magnets; the auricles and ventricles which are hollow chambers are provided with one-way valves in the usual manner, for the purpose of effectively and rhythmically moving blood to and from the said chambers; power generation for driving said solenoid actuators, as well as an 
electronic control unit is accomplished by a power generating module which could be a simple battery, a miniature spring-driven generator, a mems generator or a redundant self-sustaining generator or a combination of all of the above; the self-sustaining generator has been proposed and designed to power this present 
artificial heart and will be presented in a separate 
patent application in the near future as a follow up to this present one; the aforementioned 
electronic control unit is preferably configured to amplify the signals from the power 
generating unit as well as utilizing input / output signals from 
temperature and pressure sensors embedded in the heart to vary contractile force and frequency of beats, based on bodily requirements, thereby mimicking some functions of the natural heart; the 
electronic unit is also preferably provided with a translator 
chip that converts signals from the cardiac / vargus trunks (sympathetic and parasympathetic nerves) via electrodes into clear electric currents for varying 
actuator outputs; the heart would be implanted in the 
normal position in the chest, atop the diaphragm, while the 
electronic control unit and the power generation module would preferably be implanted behind the breastbone and lower 
abdomen respectively; all components of the present invention are amenable to current 
mass production techniques and 
miniaturization for the purpose of fitting into individuals of various sizes; as is clearly shown in FIG. 1, this present invention is an integral three-tiered configuration constituted of pumping unit I, the power 
generating unit II and the controller III. Also, as aforementioned, additional signals from the embedded 
temperature and pressure sensors, as well as nerve connecting electrodes are used to manipulate instantaneous outputs. The said electrodes are in the form of cuffs and are to be implanted on the vargus nerves (sympathetic and parasympathetic); Texas Instruments (TI) manufactures reliable operational and 
instrumentation amplifiers which can detect condition, and amplify nerve signals. The VCO in the controller uses the signals to manipulate instantaneous outputs of the actuating solenoids.