Lille's side includes the highest degree of prosthetic integration with Michael, who was once an engineer at Cyber Technology Company, also known as the Death Warrior.
This man's prosthetics, though primitive compared to the second-generation prosthetics using synthetic muscles, are not low in value. They consist entirely of high-power motors and high-strength metal, with manufacturing costs alone exceeding one million US dollars, not including the ammunition.
However, primitive is primitive, and the Death Warrior's drawback is his rigidity: this is a successful demonstration of a brain-computer interface application, but not a successful prosthetics display.
The designers ruthlessly removed Michael's skull, disassembled his head and eyes, and forcibly mounted them onto a humanoid robot without any design concerning neural simulation or biomechanics, using a very primitive and inefficient binary system for decoding the brain signals.
