Thanks antar!
How about flame tattooed natural skin designs?
I'm sure they will have both options, natural or custom, but still expensive for now.
peace
Ekso Bionics Sells its First Set of Robot Legs Allowing Paraplegics to Walk, page 2
reply posted on 28-2-2012 @ 04:14 PM by Miraj
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It'll be great seeing where they grow.
By the time they develop better ones? They'll probably have made medical advancements that allow the use of ones own legs again.
It'll be great seeing where they grow.
By the time they develop better ones? They'll probably have made medical advancements that allow the use of ones own legs again.
reply posted on 28-2-2012 @ 04:16 PM by Ophiuchus 13
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This is fascinating technology and I am happy to see many who once couldnt enjoy life getting the chance to do so more. This is why I like the tree of knowledge influence
the weapons , not so much 
This is fascinating technology and I am happy to see many who once couldnt enjoy life getting the chance to do so more. This is why I like the tree of knowledge influence
the weapons , not so much reply posted on 28-2-2012 @ 04:50 PM by speculativeoptimist
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That is a sad but true statement kind of, however since these are currently FDA approved and available, I think they will suffice for a few years. I would like to think in the near future we can either grow new nerves, spines or limbs, or like Star Trek did with Wharf, grow a spine synthetically, then surgically implant it. Even if something revolutionary comes up, it will take years to be approved for the public, and then probably be hella spendy.
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That is a sad but true statement kind of, however since these are currently FDA approved and available, I think they will suffice for a few years. I would like to think in the near future we can either grow new nerves, spines or limbs, or like Star Trek did with Wharf, grow a spine synthetically, then surgically implant it. Even if something revolutionary comes up, it will take years to be approved for the public, and then probably be hella spendy.
spec
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