… take a look at the last ten years of cell phone evolution and then consider the current pace of evolution in bionics:
Kuniholm and his fellow engineers at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory, or APL, are at work on the most ambitious prosthetics project in history. They seek the field’s holy grail — to build an artificial human arm that acts, looks and feels to its user like his native arm, and to do it with astonishing speed by the end of 2009.Wired: The World’s Most Advanced Bionic Arm
Now imagine where this will be in a decade
See also iLimb and Viral vs Exponential Growth and the Meshverse paradigm
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