Real Life Medivacs coming soon

[Perfecttear]

Saw this on an another site , but wanted to share it here


http://www.popsci.com/science/articl...field-injuries


And i always wondered how the medivac light healing worked

[Dragoonx]

That.... is bad ass.

Now we need two things;

1) Find a way to target this thing meters away with precision.

2) Recreate a Terran Dropship.

[phazonjunkie]

Well then, I suppose this pretty much answers the question I posed on my other thread regarding the medivac's beam.....

[Alex]

Looks like Blizzard is giving inspiration for researchers...

[Norfindel]

Amazing. I think it's DT tech

[n00bonicPlague]

Related story is totally random: http://www.popsci.com/science/articl...ser-study-says

Anyway, sounds pretty cool. So the suits are filled with this pink stuff and when green light hits it it seals up wounds and whatnot. Awesome.

[//MavericK\\]

Man...that is really cool.

The next big breakthrough will be injectable nanobots.

[Roland]

"The procedure works by applying a special pink dye to the skin around a wound and zapping it with green light."

This line cracks me up. It's about the same as Blizzard explanation for medics.

[ArcherofAiur]

I am very sceptical about their claim that it can heal neurons. For one the mylen sheath isnt collagen.

[IvanVankata]

I am very sceptical about their claim that it can heal neurons. For one the mylen sheath isnt collagen.

agreed - nervs wont be that easy to repair ... plus if a bullet is stuck in your arm and all you do is glue it with a magic beam, well the results wont be satisfaing. So this will only work for incision-wounds. Having in mind that a DT kills any infantry unit in one slice ... this will only be an effective technology against zealots and zerglings