Millions of humans in Europe experience some form of disability as a result of missing body parts, damaged skin, the loss of eyesight or similar issues. These individuals are frequently judged to be “inadequate” in some form by others. The psychologist Bertolt Meyer, who uses a high-tech artificial arm, has conducted studies that show that those with prosthetics like his are judged “competent” by greater numbers of people. What does this mean for those affected by such issues and is the same true for other body parts? The filmmakers visit researchers and patients to find out what advances and challenges are shaping the human “Body 2.0” of the future.