Bionic technology enhances human bodily functions through technological devices, allowing for artificial sight and aiding those with disabilities. The concept of cyborgs, a blend of human and machine, has evolved from science fiction to practical applications, facilitating medical advancements like bionic implants. While offering benefits such as improved quality of life and prolonged existence, bionic technology also presents challenges, including high costs, maintenance, and potential psychological impacts.

1. BIONIC TECHNOLOGY
PRESENTED BY: PRI TAM PATANGE

2. INTRODUCTION
Bionic human referred to a human being with
bodily functions aided or controlled by
technological devices.
Bionic having normal biological capability or
performance enhanced by or as if by electronic
or electromechanical devices .
Cyborg is a best application of bionic
technology.

3. NEED OF BIONIC TECHNOLOGY
 Bionic technology Gives artificial sight to
blind people.
 It is a cure for handicapped person.
 It is more durable and more efficient
against organic life.
 It helps in evolution of human.

4. CYBORG
CYBORG is short name of “cybernetic organism”.
CYBORG is a combination between man and
machine.
Different from a robot.
Used to repair or
overcome physical
and mental constraints.

5. HISTORY
 The idea of a man-machine mixture was popular in
science fiction before world war II.
 In 1960 Manfred Clynes and Nathen Kine had combined
the words cybernetics and organism to form a new term:
CYBORG.
 Prof. Kevin Warwick fired an array of 100 electrodes
himself into his nervous system in order to link with
internet to control a robotic hand, a loudspeaker and
amplifier.

6. CONTINUED…
 In recent science fiction movie “IRON MAN 3”, Tony
Stark injected electrodes into his hands like Kevin
Warwick for sake of recognizing him by his iron
suite.

7. TYPES OF CYBORG
Convenient Cyborg: Convenient cyborgs may refer
to any external provision of an exoskeleton for the
satisfying the altered fancy needs of body.
Conditional Cyborg: Conditional Cyborgs includes
bionic implants replanting the lost or damaged body
for the normal living in the present environment.

8. LATEST TECHNOLOGY
At present Cyborgology concentrates on
the development of Conditional cyborgs.
 That is living being with a mechanical
body part which is replaced for the
damaged or lost body part.

9. CYBORGS AND ROBOTS
Cyborg Robot
 Cyborgs are a combination of a
living organism and a machine.
It doesn’t necessarily have to be
human; it can be a dog, a bird,
or any other living thing.
 A robot is basically a machine
that is very advanced . It is
often automated and requires
very little interaction with
humans.
 A cyborg is a combination of an
organism with a machine. It’s a
part of living beings
 A robot is an automated
machine. It’s not alive.
 Cyborgs are typically very
complex.
 Robots can be simple or very
complex.

10. FILMS THAT USES BIONIC TECH.
• Eliminators
• Johnny Mnemonic
• Terminator Salvation
• Iron Man 3
• Robocop etc….

11. Few Genuine Bionic Implants

12. BIONIC EYE

13. TOUCH BIONICS I-LIMB

14. BIONIC EAR

15. BIONIC ARM

16. BIONIC MUSCLES

17. BIONIC TENDONS

18. Military
Medicine Art
Marine
Deaf Studies
Popular Culture
Applications of
Bionic Technology

19. ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES OF CYBORGS

20. ADVANTAGES
• Prolongs life.
• Enables one to lead a normal life.
• Gives artificial sight to blind people.
• Gives a part of the body back.
• Improves the quality of life.
• Long life of the mechanical parts.

21. DISADVANTAGES
• It has physical limitations.
• Cyborg do not heal Body damage normally
• Cyborgs are very expensive.
• Requires maintenance
• The risk of rejection/infection
• Training is needed for doctors
• Psychological problems
• Feeling ‘different’ to everyone else
• Pain during operation

22. CONCLUSION
It seems that in future we may have
more and more artificial body parts
like eyes, nose, hands and legs.
It act as a boom to human body by
improving the quality and the life .
But it also act as a curse.