Hips of Steel

Hips of Steel

Hips of Steel

 Gentlemen, we can rebuild him.

We have the technology.
We have the capability to make the word’s first bionic man

Steve Austin will be that man

Better than he was before. Better…stronger…faster.

The Six Million Dollar Man

Manuel and Sandra are talking about the following article:
Can a computer fool you into thinking it is human?

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Manuel

Hi Sandra, would you be up for a quick interview?

Today 11:38   

Sandra

Hi Manuel, sure. What about?                                                           

Today 11:39  

Manuel

Medical technology I have to review, and I’d like to see a doctor about that …

Today 11:39  

Sandra

Ha! Well, I actually am that kind of doctor!                                      

Today 11:40  

Manuel

Excellent! My questions aren’t about the technology per sè though

Today 11:41   

Sandra

Good, because bolts and screws aren’t really my thing                

Today 11:42   

Manuel

I wish this stuff was made of bolts and screws … I constantly have to look stuff up

Today 11:44   

Sandra

So are you talking about assistive devices? Healthcare robots?

Today 11:45   

Manuel

Not this time, no this is about Implantable Medical Devices, like neuroprosthetics 😁

Today 11:46  

Sandra

Wow, yes those are really interesting 🤔🤔                                         

Today 11:46   

Manuel

Do you have any experience with IMD’s?

Today 11:47   

Sandra

I do, a few years back I collaborated in a research project on a brain implant

Today 11:48   

Manuel

Great! Tell me everything 😊😊

Today 11:48  

Sandra

Actually, implantable medical devices are very common nowadays

Today 11:49   

Manuel

They are? 😵‍

Today 11:50   

Sandra

Sure, it’s not just about cutting-edge neural implants, also your aunt’s new hip is an IMD

Today 11:50   

Manuel

… my aunt actually did get hip replacement surgery last year …!

Today 11:51   

Sandra

There you go, and my father in law has a pacemaker: also an IMD

Today 11:51   

Manuel

You’re absolutely right of course, but the public wants to know about the new shiny stuff

Today 11:51   

Sandra

We’ll get there, never fear!                                                                      

Today 11:52   

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