Bionic technology

BIONIC TECHNOLOGYBy:- KARAN SINGH RANA

INTRODUCTIONo BIONIC technology refers to that technology which can help in human

comfort.

o It helps people who are physically challenged by replacing there damaged parts with technological implants.

o They can be enhanced(for extra physical work), or normal, or can also be used to control other elector mechanical devices.

o Cyborgs (or half humans half robots) are a sole example of bionic technology.

NEED FOR BIONIC TECHNOLOGY

o Bionic technology helps changing live of physically unstable people.

o It gives artificial sight to blind people so that can see again. They can have normal view as humans have and can also have an enhanced view as well.

o It is a sight for sore eyes for people who have lost there limbs.

o It is more durable and more efficient against organic life.

o It helps in the evolution of humans.

CYBORGoCyborg stands for “cybernetic organisms”(Cyb-Org).

o They are a combination between man and machine.

o They can also be stated as types of robots.

oWhen a human is fitted with mechanical parts that have distinctive features, they are referred to as cyborgs.

oCreating a cyborg generally shows a huge technical advancement of that particular time period.

HISTORYo The idea of man and machine was very popular in the science fiction

world(comics,movies,etc) before world war II.

o In 1960 Manfred Clynes and Nathen Kine had combined the words cybernetics and organisms to form a new term CYBORGS.

o Prof. Kevin Warwick fired an array of 100 electrodes into his nervous system in order to link himself to the internet and also to control a robotic hand,a loudspeaker and an amplifier.

TYPES OF BIONIC TECHNOLOGIES

There are mainly 2 types of Bionic Technologies:-

o Convenient Technology:-Generally refers to the use of exoskeleton satisfying agendas beyond human capability.

o Conditional Technology:-Replanting the lost or damaged body part for normal day to day usage.

LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT:-

o Making Bionic parts for people who have lost a crucial part of their body.

o Making exoskeletos for people who want to go beyond human capabilities.

o Helping war veterans by bringing them back to there usual selves.

o Creating robots that can understand human language and perform tasks as per the humans request.

DIFFERENCE• They are a combination of living

organisms and machines.• They are basically machines that are

technically advanced.

• They can not only be humans, but animals as well.

• They are mostly machines and do not require any human interaction.

• Cyborgs are living as they are a part of the living species.

• Robots are non living as they are mostly made up of machines.

CYBORGS ROBOTS

• They are living and so they know what they are doing.

• They need to be programed to automatically do things.

REAL LIFE EXAMPLES

BIONIC EYE

I-LIMB

BIONIC EAR

BIONIC MUSCLES

BIONIC TENDONS

ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES

ADVANTAGES

Prolongs life

Enables one to lead a normal life

Gives a part of the human anatomy back

Improves the stability of life

The parts also last longer

DISADVANTAGES There are certain physical limitations to conditional bionics

People with Bionic parts don't heal as the do with human parts

Expensive

High maintenance

Risk of infection

Psychological problems

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