Approved Character GLM-1974ZSDB "David"

[Joe]

The way he did it was by embedding a special dynamic photo of living organs on a subdermal layer. So from any angle, when hit by X-rays they are prompted to block the rays and return a perfect image of a healthy humans insides.

...too much?

 

[Zack]

That won't work, you could block xrays so that they can't see inside of him but an xray image is recorded by how many xrays are reflected. A picture won't do anything, it is more like a measure of density inside of an object.

For example, you go with this picture idea and someone takes an x-ray scan. The picture could show up how you envision it, bone and whatnot looking like a human, but it would also show a picture of his internal structure along with the picture of a human's insides.

If your picture reflected all the x-rays so that they didn't go inside of your bot then you would have a large white area on the x-ray picture.



Your best bet is to have your bot's internal systems look like a human's.

 

[Joe]

Good call.
That'll solve that!

 

[Wes]

xray image is recorded by how many xrays are reflected.

Incorrect. On X-ray film, metal shows up as white because it blocks the x-rays that are going through the object and then exposing the film.

See also: http://www.answers.com/topic/x-ray-machine-2

 

[Zack]

Wow... I should have known that...

That is deffinintly a mistake...oops.

S'okay.