Bio-tech that makes you think...

[Sigtrygg]

A couple of Anton Petrov's recent videos have really made me start thinking about what this stuff will look like in a century or more's time.

printing replacement body parts and organs, using human brain tissue in computers....

 

[Subzero001]

Welcome to Cyberdine? LOL

 

[Condottiere]

Considering current available alternatives, printing human organs seems really benign.

I think when it becomes Frankensteinian, from replacement to original creation, will we have issues.

Besides cost.

 

[Sigtrygg]

If you can build the parts then you can assemble them.
Printed bones, tissues and organs, add a lab grown brain/computer...

 

[Geir]

If you can build the parts then you can assemble them.
Printed bones, tissues and organs, add a lab grown brain/computer...

Don't know if it's gouache to make two plugs in a single day, but with rules in the Robot Handbook and updated CSC, you can do that
(or was that three plugs?)

 

[Sigtrygg]

These are biological synthetics, your rather excellent Robots book concentrates more on the mechanical and electronic.

Any proper coverage of the pentapods for 2300AD will require a bio-tech supplement (and I need to repurpose those rules for my write up of the Abyssals).

 

[alex_greene]

If you can build the parts then you can assemble them.
Printed bones, tissues and organs, add a lab grown brain/computer...

Is that not the plot of The Order of Prometheus?

 

[ShawnDriscoll]