/sci/ - Science & Math

where do I buy this?

Yeah, as if overall population would even approve of thism it's like they want to go against anything that brings benefits.

My vision is augmented.

jc a bomb

a bomb?

a bomb

>>2878166

Fuck them in the teeth, I want my AR and Cybernetics.

I think it's a viral ad for a movie.

Sadface.jpg

>>2878185

Actually it's for Deus Ex.

http://www.amazon.com/Deus-Ex-Human-Revolution-Augmented-Pc/dp/B004EIOH80/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&am
p;ie=UTF8&qid=1302658756&sr=1-1

>>2878170
Best post on /sci/ right now.

>>2878170

Cant wait until we get augmentations for swimming.

It's going to be awesome.

>>2878098

>this wont happen in your lifetime.

>>2878194

I almost bought it.

>>2878240

Hell, we already have the Emotiv Epoc, I though that was fiction the first time I heard of it.

>>2878263

There needs to be more money into BCI research, seriously. What I would pay to push away this horrible machines, the keyboard, the mouse, all of that has to go for ideas to flow with the least hardware constraints.

>>2878277

Even something like the Haptic Control Interface from Mass Effect 2 would be a step in the right direction.

>>2878308

The future looks fancy. I mean them jumpsuits.

>>2878316

Heh.

It's more the ultimate portability and creativity. being able to create your own interface to fit whatever space confines you deem fit would be great. To be able to do away with screens and just display in open space would help as well.

>>2878323
and to people today, it'd look like magic.

"Hey, watch this, I'm going to control that robotic arm on the other side of the room using my brain magic!"

And really it's just a BCI and radio implant.

>>2878384

Yeah, I was reading an interesting Web Comic that uses this kind of thing.

http://www.agirlandherfed.com/1.1.html

Just found it yesterday, good read. Funny.

Biointegration is a tricky part.
However, a lot of things can be done using more classical means.
Retinal projection and kinect like wearable minisensors would enable people to control more or less any system with gestures at any time.
Myoelectric sensors can with training result in signals from imperceptible movements.
Actual two-way direct neural interfacing however is a different story, of course it's possible with optogenetics but requires both gene therapy and surgery for the fiber interface.

it makes me sad that the human goal in life is just to flirt with some chick and play football.

fuck that "american dream", srsly fuck that. there's much more out there to do.

Regardless of what it is for, the website is fucking amazing.

http://www.sarifindustries.com/

>>2878813

That's not the "American Dream", go back to high school civics and pay attention.

>>2878923
merikan dream is home ownership and family yes?

it's pretty much the same shit. the way the marketing looks shows it. whatever it's the j ews fault.

that's fucking retarded

the woman's voice in the ad is annoying too

>>2878961
No.

There's an entire wikipedia article on the American Dream and things like manifest destiny. Look it up, faggot.

>>2878923

Amerifats think they are entitled to a good life. That's the American Dream.

>>2880698

And by good life I mean own lots of unnecessary and tasteless shit.

What the dick. I can't skateboard with those legs

These guys are pretty ambitious, thinking they could make prosethic limbs in about 15 years

>>2880707
Funny how you seem to think you're entitled to say people shouldn't have those things.

>>2880736
>thinking they could make prosethic limbs in about 15 years
Today, 2011 you can get yourself commercial robotic prosthetics of various kinds. They might not work like an awsome real hand but give it 15 years or so and it will definitely improve.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0_mLumx-6Y&feature=player_detailpage#t=158s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGeAf_Q3dpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvzuAxmbSMk&feature=player_detailpage#t=44s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=8lvnUafkSy0#t=58s

I'm impressed, this is pretty clever viral. But it's not like I care, I've already pre-ordered my copy.

Spoiler: They're just making crazy promises in order to get speculative investment capital.

>>2880757

I never said that. I said it's unnecessary and tasteless.

For people who want to see more of what OP is talking about; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6JTvzrpBy0

>>2880788
Spoilers: It's a viral video for a vidya game called Deus X-men: Human in Solution or something like that.

>>2880762
Yeah, what I meant was not a lagging electric hand with a lot of wires, I meant more like a new artificial leg if you lost your leg, etc

>>2880796

i lol'd a lot.

>>2880836
You mean regenerative medicine then? The interesting part about that is that once we can induce the regrowth pathways in humans we'll very quickly go from "minor regrowth" to fully functional limb regrowth. Something which may have rather curious consequences as a dysfunctional arm could be repaired by amputating and regrowing a new one.

>>2878098

>>2878384
>"Hey, watch this, I'm going to control that robotic arm on the other side of the room using my brain magic!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDvJEKfT5TI

>>2880850
Regenerating a new limb would be the best, but I was thinking more like the arm showed in the Sarif Industries video

Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised if they manage to pull it off within 15-20 years

>>2880859
>Hello i'm a monkey and i'm feeding myself with a robotic arm like it's the most natural thing in the world.

It's rather amusing that animals are the first users of cutting edge technology, be it BCI or stem cell treatments.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnWSah4RD2E

HEY GUYS THIS VIDEO IS FAKE