Johnny already had his arm in the early 2020’s, so by cyberpunk terms we are quite late to the party.
Mindless-Leek-266
It is still. New trials and videos of prosthetics are popping every day yet most of the limbs available on market are very strict about functions, not very reliable and sometimes cost a lot of money (again: we are talking about mass production of prosthetics, not experiments). Check the channel кибернетическая Россия – a guy who lost two arms creates content about modern prosthetics and its issues.
alkonium
Generation Zero Cyberware in Cyberpunk would have been around 1994.
B1ng0_paints
We have come a long way, but we still have a crazy long way to go. The walking part especially doesn’t look natural. The human body is a wonderful yet complex machine. I’m sure we will get there one day though.
RedPantyKnight
If we can get the biotech advancement of the game without the society, that would be cool.
FatalRevelation
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh..
ConsiderationScary45
So dope
games-and-chocolate
his ankle does not have an joint that is powered. if he had, that would function exaftly like any other “normal” one
X-_-LUNATIC-_-X
Seeing as this is the stuff currently available to the public if you have deep enough pockets, I’d imagine the tech that actually exists behind closed doors is way more advanced.
anomaly0138
nice chrome choom
OphidianSun
I love how much research is being put into prosthetics. We finally have the means to build them properly, tiny motors, advances in material science, high quality 3d printing, decent batteries, powerful microcontrollers, etc. It’s mostly an engineering problem at this point.
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Johnny already had his arm in the early 2020’s, so by cyberpunk terms we are quite late to the party.
It is still. New trials and videos of prosthetics are popping every day yet most of the limbs available on market are very strict about functions, not very reliable and sometimes cost a lot of money (again: we are talking about mass production of prosthetics, not experiments). Check the channel кибернетическая Россия – a guy who lost two arms creates content about modern prosthetics and its issues.
Generation Zero Cyberware in Cyberpunk would have been around 1994.
We have come a long way, but we still have a crazy long way to go. The walking part especially doesn’t look natural. The human body is a wonderful yet complex machine. I’m sure we will get there one day though.
If we can get the biotech advancement of the game without the society, that would be cool.
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh..
So dope
his ankle does not have an joint that is powered. if he had, that would function exaftly like any other “normal” one
Seeing as this is the stuff currently available to the public if you have deep enough pockets, I’d imagine the tech that actually exists behind closed doors is way more advanced.
nice chrome choom
I love how much research is being put into prosthetics. We finally have the means to build them properly, tiny motors, advances in material science, high quality 3d printing, decent batteries, powerful microcontrollers, etc. It’s mostly an engineering problem at this point.
I have the 2nd heart cyberware!
full story: [https://www.reddit.com/r/LowSodiumCyberpunk/comments/17vqzjz/getting_my_first_piece_of_cyberware_fitted_soon/](https://www.reddit.com/r/LowSodiumCyberpunk/comments/17vqzjz/getting_my_first_piece_of_cyberware_fitted_soon/)
6th Street eh?
silverhand got his
silver HAND even before the 2013
this is over
Wake me up when the new legs are functionally better than the organic ones.
Fucking finaly