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Jake Devaney
Player
Joined: September 10th, 2008, 11:54 pm
Posts: 163
Location: Massachusetts
Real Name: Gage
IC Race: Passive
IC Age: 19
IC Gender: Male
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 Jake Devaney's Notes ((Yes, it looks long, but I wanted to make it feel more in character by making it seem like everything was written on the "left side of the page," so to speak.))
The
Devaney
Arm
receptors attached
to muscles improve
reaction time
hands - may
require several
small motors
muscle-like
design: functional,
organic, pleasing
to look at
Materials
copper wire
steel plating
rubber pads/insulation
various mechanical parts
Assembly
plating is layered in
a style that depicts
sinews of muscle
tissue. rubber lines
inside of plating to
prevent conduction
due to possibly
exposed wires. wires
wrapped in rubber
insulation lead to
motors in shoulder,
elbow, wrist, and
hand/fingers. hand
and wrist assembled
in manner that allows
greatest freedom of
movements for small
joints contained.
Note: will need to
find friendly galdori to
help attach arm; simple
healing spell perhaps?
need to look into further.
signals from brain should
hopefully translate well
to wiring. however,
complex wiring and
mechanics may require
higher level of thinking.
shouldn't be a problem.
certain muscles not
contained in arm
react to arm
movement. receptors
added to respond to
reactions; should
improve reaction
time.
Elbow: segmented
strip? would protect
possibly exposed
wiring well and allows
for good range of
movement
EDIT: not similar
enough. clothing
possibly get caught
between segments.
*IMPORTANT*
Side Effects
mechanical arm devoid
of any and all biological
imperfections.
possible that mechanical
arm is more accurate,
resilient, powerful
than flesh-and-blood.
good? bad?
impossible to tell now.
must study further.
_________________
Click here to see the blueprints for the Devaney Arm!
Click here to see Jake's notes!
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