The tech driving Iron Man 3
Extremis works, to paraphrase the movie, by hacking the operating system of your body using nanotechnology. Dr. Shuming Nie is a professor in Biomedical Engineering at Emory University and the Georgia Institute of Technology, and says the concept isn't too far off base. He says that within 10 year or so, we can have practical medical applications of nanoparticles that not only enhance the human body, but make performing surgery easier.
One application (sponsored by the Air Force) is already proven to be able to increase your optical detection sensory by "10 to the 14th fold", or 100 trillion (100,000,000,000) for anyone who doesn't speak nerd. That's enough to focus on a single molecule. Another, which could be ready as soon as a few years from now, is an injection of particles that would cause tumorous growths to glow, making them easy to find and remove.
Nie acknowledges that the more science fiction-y stuff will take 50-100 years, or longer, for us to get to. But still, that's not too long a wait for medical miracles/punching robots in the face.
Source: http://gizmodo.com/biomedical-engineer-on-making-iron-man-3s-extremis-tec-493188992
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