Bionic Man Makes Debut

The video explores the creation of the world's most advanced bionic man, featuring 28 artificial body parts, including microchip eyes and a battery-powered heart. Despite its impressive technology, the bionic man lacks a brain, highlighting the complexity of replicating human neurons. The video discusses the high costs of these technologies and their current applications, such as prosthetic limbs and artificial hearts, while also considering future possibilities in addressing organ shortages.

What is one of the main challenges in creating a bionic man?

• Integrating various parts seamlessly

• Finding enough funding

• Getting public approval

• Training medical staff

How much does a computerized knee that mimics natural walking cost?

• £50,000

• £30,000

• £60,000

• £40,000

What is the total cost of the bionic human?

• £500,000

• £640,000

• £700,000

• £1,000,000

Which body part is still too complex for science to replicate?

• Heart

• Lungs

• Kidneys

• Brain

What potential future benefit do artificial organs have?

• Improving athletic performance

• Enhancing human intelligence

• Solving the worldwide donor organ shortage

• Reducing medical costs