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Art-Derm
Artificial skin sprayed directly on the body. (Read the full article)
| "The plastic spray-on skin from I, Robot.
" (Bill Christensen 11/10/2008 10:24:01 AM ) |
| "I invented a similar device in 1999 for my story "Kontakt? - Das Geheimnis von Phobos" (Contact? - The Secret of Phobos) which took place in the year 2024 AD. I called it Dermosol, which is also a Dermal Regenerator Spray. I took the idea from an article about the development of a skin cell plaster that I read in the 1990s, but sprays are anyway much better and need less space in the first-aid-kit.
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www.fragfranky.de.ki" (Steven Magnus 4/17/2009 4:01:07 AM ) |
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