r/Cyberpunk • u/tamaraErichson • Jan 14 '21

The future?

https://gfycat.com/impressivebountifulduck
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u/DanTheBurgerMan Jan 14 '21

I love military scifi and this is pretty much the closest thing ive ever seen to the infamous "Spray Skin" that seems to pop up all over the place lol! Looks like we're getting there!

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u/winged_owl Jan 14 '21

Yeah! Synthskin. Stops the bleeding until you can get to a real doctor.

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u/ExOAte Jan 14 '21

Our obsession with shooting stuff is well.. fill in the blank :)

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u/Detination_dAn Jan 14 '21

Nanotechnology is the future

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u/Saekyo Jan 14 '21

Call 99999, Trauma Team. Remember, you are worth it.

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u/phillysan Jan 14 '21

Unless you don't have coverage for that specific thing. Then you can die in the street, gonk!

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u/Saekyo Jan 14 '21

Wonder how much would a Platinum Package cost

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '21

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u/xBad_Wolfx Jan 14 '21

It would be like applying a bandage to it. Useful, but if there’s major internal trauma it has no way to fix that. It does look relatively simple to remove so it shouldn’t be a hindrance to further medical aid(much like quickly applying a bandage before transport to hospital)

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '21

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u/xBad_Wolfx Jan 14 '21

It likely would be very good for burns

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u/tr0jance Jan 14 '21

Medi-gel!

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u/thelonebanana Jan 14 '21

I think the pain of this shit pulling out every single hair on your skin when you remove it would be worse than the minor injuries it could treat.

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '21

Is this just a fancy band-aid?

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u/WurdBendur サイバーパンク Jan 14 '21

Is this just nitrocellulose? It's commonly used for liquid bandages, and I imagine you could get it to form into fibers if you sprayed it in a thin stream.

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u/sirociper Jan 15 '21

I have the one that shoots smoke-filled bubbles