medical research Motorized Artificial Limbs (MAL) WIP

[Infinity Boot]

In-game Name: Infinity Boot
Rank: SMS Doctor

THIS IS A COMPLILATION OF TESTS, IT WILL BE UPDATED.

Special thanks to:  ammonoium (escort) johnny Richmond (Willing test), PVT Husky and Remus JW5D (escorts lost)
Specialist thanks to: Research boi 69 (test) and Lingerdinger404 (Escort), Research reminded me what was on after distractions, co-operative, kind, all around good D-class. LingerDinger was a SOLID and I mean SOLID Escort, great aim, do recommend for promotion

Initial Resource Assessment: Small motor, D-class, Morphine...not much
Total Resource Consumption:

Roleplay Aspects: Removing a digit (Left pinky in this case), finding the nerves and attaching the nano-wires. not much special yet.

Idea: Nerves can give Electronics commands Via nerves
Basic Description of what you will do: remove something from a D-class, attach electronic devices to the body and then give commands to move it.
Hypothesis: The body can give commands.

Test 1:

Observations (can be a video or audio): The small motor was able to get Commands and move when the D-class attempted to move his pinky.
Detailed description of what happened during the test: D-class was taken into the Medbay OR, he was sedated but kept awake, soon I removed a finger, slowly finding the nerves and attaching the  mirco-wires. With some difficulty I attached the wires, the motor turning on. i gave the command to the D-class to move his pinky, the stub slowly moves, the motor moving around slowly, clearly showing it has command. once completed the D-class had his pinky attached and was returned to medbay.

 

 

Test 2:

Initial resource assessment: D-class, Motorized Artificial Digits (MAD), general surgery supplies, escort and programming.

Observations (can be a video or audio): With some simple adjustments the MAD are able to move and be commanded by the user. <50 it doesn't work, 51-60 it moves slowly 61-70 it moves somewhat normally 71+ It works as well, or better than a normal finger.
Detailed description of what happened during the test: D-class "Research Boi 69" was taken to the medbay, he was cooperative and helpful for a D-class, once there he was to do some simple movements and tasks with his fingers, when done he was sedated and the fingers were removed slowly, Once that was Done a group of D-class entered Medbay, causing trouble. LingerDinger the Escort was able to dispatch several, in my way to lockdown medbay to stop these attacks I had to kill one myself (someone I don't like so it was satisfying as hell.).

After all of that, Surgery resumed, Fingers were removed with little difficulty, bleeding stopped. Though attaching the thumb and asking the patient to move it, The Thumb was slow and clunky, something was wrong with it though I ignored it for now (59). When every Digit was replaced and attached I asked the subject to move his fingers, when he didn't comply I asked again, he replied with "I am moving them.", they didn't work, Through a Diagnostics (wire connections, metal, programming, circuits and then power and torque), I found out that Power and Torque were off, leading to them unable to move, with a quick adjustment they moved and were able to do the tasks done with normal fingers easily (87). With the test fully done Linger and I took him back to D-block, where he was released with...no other D-class there.

Note: LingerDinger for being in Gensec has great aim, I cannot Express how amazing that he was able to kill a spastic D-class who had a knife with only ONE BULLET IN FRIENDLY FIRE, that being on the D-class I was testing on. (yeah, Promo that man.)

 

Test 3: 

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Test 4:

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Conclusion:
Was Your Hypothesis Correct?:
What did you learn?:
How Can This Benefit Medical?: Ability to create new limbs for those injured in battle is Great, and with no tiring effect, they will be far more stable in surgery if on a Medical Personnel.