A cyborg is a cybernetic organism that integrates artificial and natural systems, particularly to aid human physiological processes through technology. Examples include military cyborg soldiers with exoskeletal enhancements and medical bionic implants like artificial limbs and organs. While cyborg technology can improve quality of life and prolong existence, it presents challenges such as high costs, psychological impacts, and potential health risks.

2.  A cyborg is a cybernetic organism.
 The term cyborg is defined as an
organism that is a self-regulating
integration of artificial and natural
systems.
 A human cyborg is a human who has
certain physiological processes aided
or controlled by mechanical or
electronic devices.

4.  MILITARY CROOD

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10. 1)convenient cyborg:
external
provision of an
exoskeleton for
the satisfying
the altered
fancy needs of
body.
Best example of convenient
cyborg.

11. Best example for conditional
cyborg.
conditional cyborg
includes bionic
implants replanting
the lost or damage
body for the
normal living in
the present
environment..

12. The cyborg works with an interface of brain
with an robotic system trough an
processor to control the actuators.
Processor used in
cyborg.

14. Development of “cyborg
soldier”.
A soldier whose
weapons as well as the
survival systems are
integrated into the self
creating a human-
machine interface.
Military man with cyborg
exoskeleton.

15. Replacement of body organs
with the artificial one like Bionic eyes,
ears, hearts, lungs, kidneys, livers,
hands, feets, legs, arms and skin are
now real science rather than concept
designs. An interesting idea is how the
notion of a cyborg might change (often
imagined as fusion of mechanical and
electronic technology with human
biology).

16. Worlds first artificial
stomach
Artificial muscles
Artificial bone
marrow skin

17. Artificial heart touch bones i-limbArtificial eye

19. Prolongs life.
Enables one to lead a normal
life.
Gives a part of the body back.
Improves the quality of life.
Gets a hope on life.

20.  Training is needed.
 This are very expensive.
 Psychological problems.
 Feeling different to everyone else.
 The risk of infections.
 Weekly monitoring is needed.
 Pain during operation.

21.  It seems that in future we may have
more and more flexible, cheap, less
weighted and less sized internal body
parts may available
 It act as a boom to human body by
improving the quality and the life.
 But it act as a curse.