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Chapter 932 Catherine's Ideal: Metal Bone

"The effect is so outstanding ..."

Catherine stunned the report of Hefrick to himself.

Sitting in his own office, but Catherine's thoughts had already fluttered.

"Broken limb regeneration, healing disease ... Oh, God, Kate, I really didn't expect that I was studying such things!"

Jenny is sighing.

"Is the broken limb regeneration ..."

Catherine suddenly thought of the mechanical development of the original world.

"In this way, it’ s useless to do whatever or something ...? "

Catherine thought like this, but felt something wrong.

Your own product positioning is definitely high -end and ultra -high -end, business of less than one million US dollars, exemption and talk ...

So at a lower level, such a righteous body is still necessary.

In fact, Catherine thinks that the technology trees in "Soul Reaction" are good ... Well, in fact, Catherine has borrowed from the "Shell Motor Team".

(Speaking of which, this script is still in my hands ... Well, wait for a suitable opportunity, just take it out to shoot, Japan and the United States will come together!)

"Jenny ... Do you think if mechanical energy can replace the limbs?"

Catherine suddenly popped up.

"Impossible!" Jenny said immediately.

"……ha?"

Rejected so sharp?

"My mentor Mr. House had related studies a long time ago. What he studied at the beginning was not artificial skin, but instead of using alternatives to replace human skills, such as limbs or something.

There are many problems that have not been solved. I am afraid that we can’t solve these problems for a hundred years. "

It doesn't take a hundred years, more than forty years later, there are related technology products ...

"Specific?"

Jenny shook his head: "I think Mr. Hus should know more clearly, you can ask him this."

Haus himself is in the honeycomb laboratory, so this is not very difficult.

"If it is ... uh ... I mean, just replace some functions? For example, the ** and machinery of people growing up one by one ... How about this?"

"This is even more impossible, Kate, you are making a daydream ... eh ... wait ... this seems to be really ..."

Jenny suddenly thought of.

"Hmm ..." Catherine suddenly understood: "What do you mean, I ...?"

"Yes, Kate, the protein on your body should have similar effects."

What happens on this body and what happens ... Well, Kate, I think your thoughts are very good. Maybe we will be surprised! "

Jenny seems to be very interesting.

"This is ... Really ..."

Catherine scratching her head, this does need to be imaginative.

For example, if a person's hand is broken, but a metal bone is connected outside, what will happen when the protein is repaired?

Will the flesh grow along the metal bone, or simply stop, or grow into malformations?

Catherine suddenly discovered that this seems to be a very interesting thing ...

"By the way, Jenny, you said that Mr. House has done research in this area. Is that true?"

Catherine asked.

"Yes." Jenny nodded: "It should be said that artificial skin is also one of the issues... That's what Mr. House originally said."

Catherine nodded.

"Then I'd better ask Mr. House."

This matter should be left to the experts.

So Catherine quickly came to the Hive Laboratory and asked Mr. House about the relevant situation.

"Replacement limbs? Prosthetics? I have indeed researched it, and I have also studied metal skeletons for a period of time. However, I found that there are huge problems in this, and this research has no meaning at all, and it cannot achieve my original intention at all.

So now I’m researching other things—well, like artificial skin.”

Although Mr. House has an awesome name, he is not the House in the TV series "House" after all, so the other party also has his own doubts that he cannot solve.

"In fact, after I studied for a long time, I found that our artificial creations are ultimately inferior to the creations of our own bodies. So in my opinion, our human body is a hundred times more powerful than mechanical creations. As long as there is enough

With time, we humans can accomplish anything! The potential of life

Power cannot be summarized in one or two sentences. Just like the artificial skin I am researching, my final thought is that this kind of skin can be metabolized by the human body, because our human skin, no matter what,

They are all more powerful than what we have researched like this."

The other party's explanation made Catherine a little confused.

Mr. House was not in a hurry, but continued: "Well, let's use a metal skeleton as an analogy. In your opinion, how useful are metal skeletons?"

"……Um……"

Catherine began to recall the situation in "Ghost in the Shell" in her mind, and at the same time, Catherine also thought of the inspiration she had received in "Soul Reaction".

"I think our metal skeleton should be able to allow people to exert super long strength and super speed, making them taller, faster and stronger."

Mr. House was stunned for a moment when he heard Catherine's words, but he soon understood.

"Your idea is very good, but I want to tell you - although human bones have many limitations, they have unparalleled power in terms of adaptability. First of all, the density of bones is smaller than that of metal. The weight of bones affects energy consumption.

It's very important. The density of the human body is about the same as water. If it were made of metal, people would have great resistance when they are useful... Well, I have also read Miss Edson's "Soul Reaction", which is

The idea is indeed good, and Miss Edson is also aware of the factor of human body density."

Catherine nodded, knowing this very well.

"Secondly, biomaterials have properties that engineering materials do not have - self-healing. Broken bones will heal themselves. Our bones are often damaged by various cyclic loads in daily life, forming small cracks and growing. If these

If the cracks are not repaired, we will collapse in just a few years."

But Catherine proposed the opposite at this time: "If we were metal skeletons, we wouldn't need this repair process. According to the information I know, the fatigue strength of titanium alloys is more than 500 MPa, which means that the bones can withstand stress throughout their life cycle.

More than 5 times. When the metal skeleton is impacted, it will bend, but will not break, and will return to its original shape. If memory alloy is used, the effect will be even better."

"Indeed -but what you didn't notice was ... maintenance costs, metals and bones are different. If no one is maintained, the consequences may be quite terrible ..."

Catherine frowned.

I ignored this point.

Indeed, maintenance costs.

Most of the artificial goods need to be maintained. The more precise the instrument, the more the human body is, and the human body is no exception.

"The third point is below. The Google bones of our human body have a unique performance combination. It has a relatively high strength, but has a lower Yang's modulus, which is about 15GPa.

The material is possible, but it is difficult to reach the bone as high as the strength. The low -mode volume and high strength means that there is a large area under its stress strain curve, which means that it will absorb a large amount of energy when the strain is generated.

Stress, generate elastic strain energy. This energy can be stored and released, and the loss is small. This is very important for the dynamic environment. When we are walking, especially when running, the energy is stored and then released.

The energy is absorbed but cannot be released. This is useful in the situation of impact breaks. Therefore, it is important to have a large area under the stress-strain curve. And metal materials are obviously inappropriate ... Of course, what's similar to what is similar in the future

If the alloy, it is okay. "

"This is physics ..."

Catherine that was hit.

"I originally wanted to learn physics ..."

Mr. Haus answered humorously.

"In terms of material evolution, nature is relatively conservative. All biomass materials are fibrous composite materials. These materials are synthesized by protein, polysaccharides, and strengthened by calcium and silicon -based complex ceramics.

Metal material. "

"In 2 billion years ago, there was no hard material in nature in nature. About 500 million years, hard materials were sedimentary. Bone was very soft when it was initially formed. It consists of collagen.

Thanks to the deposition of hydroxylhhexylite. How biological cells do this, we don't know. This is a natural miracle, and it is also impossible for us to do this ... "

"This is biology ..."

Catherine continues to talk.

"Medical and creatures are connected."

Orz!

Catherine lost the intention forward.

"Isn't it really impossible?!"

My Shell Motor Team!

"If it is hard to do, it is not impossible ... um, but what you call titanium alloy is completely impossible. There is no way to do experiments on living people.

Human cells have side effects. Unless you can get a suitable product, now our titanium alloy can not be achieved at all ... By the way, the federal government also values ​​titanium alloy. Even if you can do it now, you can do it now.

It's not that simple to want to make it bigger. "

"Write more, Mr. House, but I will not give up so simple."

The more Catherine is uncomfortable, the more Catherine wants to get something at this time.

(The human body is a great existence, but ... I have time ...)

Catherine's lips, human body is the greatest masterpiece of nature, but mechanical is the most proud work of human beings ...

Methods always come up with people.

(Big the big deal to smash money ...)

Nympho

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