Dion Kayl
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Intent: To enhance a human's jaw strength, which is notably weak compared to its evolutionary ancestors.
Development Thread: If necessary (this tech is part of Dion's background as described in his Character Bio)
Manufacturer: Argo Cybernetics
Model: X-2 (prototype series)
Affiliation: Personal; Argo Space Lab experimental product (not for sale)
Modularity: No
Production: Unique
Material: Titanium, aluminium
Description: The X-2 model is the successful result of the terribly botched X-1 experiments; Dion Kayl was the specific subject used to develop this technology. Noting the ease with which the human jaw is dislocated as well as its disappointing weakness (150 PSI) compared to many other creatures, the designer constructed a prosthetic version equipped with servos that increase the subject's bite strength to 1500 PSI (the same as a silverback gorilla). This jaw is coupled with a full set of upper and lower titanium teeth; the upper row includes several titanium reinforcements which strengthen the upper jaw where the technology connects to the skull, protecting the more fragile organic skull bone (a full-skull-replacement model is still in development). The jaw's movement allows for full speech and normal oral functionality; fine-tuned adjustments can be made to ensure comfort and ease of communication (as well as eating), while improper calibration can made speech slurred or mouth movement impossible (due to over-tightening).
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Intent: To enhance a human's jaw strength, which is notably weak compared to its evolutionary ancestors.
Development Thread: If necessary (this tech is part of Dion's background as described in his Character Bio)
Manufacturer: Argo Cybernetics
Model: X-2 (prototype series)
Affiliation: Personal; Argo Space Lab experimental product (not for sale)
Modularity: No
Production: Unique
Material: Titanium, aluminium
Description: The X-2 model is the successful result of the terribly botched X-1 experiments; Dion Kayl was the specific subject used to develop this technology. Noting the ease with which the human jaw is dislocated as well as its disappointing weakness (150 PSI) compared to many other creatures, the designer constructed a prosthetic version equipped with servos that increase the subject's bite strength to 1500 PSI (the same as a silverback gorilla). This jaw is coupled with a full set of upper and lower titanium teeth; the upper row includes several titanium reinforcements which strengthen the upper jaw where the technology connects to the skull, protecting the more fragile organic skull bone (a full-skull-replacement model is still in development). The jaw's movement allows for full speech and normal oral functionality; fine-tuned adjustments can be made to ensure comfort and ease of communication (as well as eating), while improper calibration can made speech slurred or mouth movement impossible (due to over-tightening).
Primary Source: NA