CNT (Carbon Nanotube) Fibers [WIP!]

Research has made a long progress on discovering an alternative use for CNT (Carbon Nanotube). It is currently in the new leading market in Prosthetic for military-grade performance.


As the explanation from Dr. Jong-Kyu Park.

"The machine components are different from prosthetics. As they do not just substitute the limb that was lost but we make sure that the limbs are tuned to the current war with the Mageran Republic. They're enhanced to be used on the field."


[The image seen here shows that even projectiles from a standard 7.62 will not penetrate the CNT Musclefiber as test shows.]

"Currently, the Strength coming from the CNT Musclefiber is comparable to the force of a Jackhammer. We also incorporate MCFC (Molten Carbon Fuel Cells) to keep powering these said limbs. The limbs are maintained by Biotic Self-Repair Nanopaste to make sure it never wears out much like if it was using your (former) limbs. Though theoretically we know alternative sources of fuel cells for the Musclefiber in case there is no more MCFC. Any solid-oxide and phosphorous acid. Though if there was damage to the said limb, there will be a noticable deep shade blue, indicating bleeding like a human body.

Despite we come so far in studying CNT and finding a use to make the Musclefiber now combat-ready. We still require someone's brain and spinal cord intact to be able to assemble someone back together. So far we were only able to test the Leg thus far. Progress for the greater good of the fight."

Combatants who would lose an eye during combat would be given optical implants on their organic eyes to improve sight, or in some circumstances, even replace the eye fully if it is damaged.


"As seen as the image above, this chip would make the difference in all the temporary replacements of an injured soldier. A Bio-sensor microchip would be installed in the process of making the chip. Images of what the human brain could image out would be viable without the impairment of being half blind. Though Algorithms had a severe problem on trying to replicate the Human Eye to making such a thing possible. It's been plenty of years since the past generation has tried to keep re-creating the human eye. But here in Mirage Industries, we finally done it. Though it was a huge goal and mission on trying to get our combatants back into the fight with maximum performance. As our Algorithms explain." says Dr. Jong-Kyu, though he explains that;


"That the average human eye sees only Sixty FPS (Frames-Per-Second), and we cannot see more than that. Though with the eye created by us. The algorithm changes, it makes a change in performance being allowed to see roughly over ONE-HUNDRED AND TWENTY FPS. It makes a big change in combat to being to react double-as-fast than the average human."

"However, with the latter instance would not improve the eyesight by much, with the cybernetic eye, if it is equipped to a subject with a completely destroyed optical nerve, only being capable of simply restoring eyesight to that of a natural human. A side effect of the optical implants/artificial eyes is that they occasionally shine crimson, regardless of the actual eye-color of the said replacement, when about to be deployed or undergo a maneuver. Besides optical implants/artificial eyes, several combatants who lost their eye(s) also possessed a compound eye. Units that act as an enhancement to their vision during the battlefield, as well as a means to record the action going about for their superiors. Variants of the compound eye unit may include an eyepatch-like device that activates when about to enter battle, and a version resembling a faceguard. A Combatant's eyes could see with blue-toned vision."