1. CYBORGS
-By
P.Gopala Krishnan(GK),
S.Vignesh(SV),
2nd Year CSE,
MEC.
Email: suguvignesh26@gmail.com
myrevolution4@gmail.com

2. ABSTRACT
 Humans have limited capabilities
 Humans sense the world in a restricted way
 Can we use technologies to upgrade humans?
 The paper emphasizes on the use of the cyborgs to
make the lives happy

3. CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Definition
 Types of cyborgs
 Fictional behaviour
 Cyborg proliferation in society
 Advantages
 Disadvantages

4. INTRODUCTION
 Kevin Warwick has taken the first steps on this
path
 In the years ahead we will witness machine with
an intelligence more powerful than that of humans
 It will be robot dominated world with dire
consequences for humankind

5. DEFINITION
 A cyborg is a cybernetic
organism,humanpart machine
 The cybernetic pioneer prof.Kevin
Warwick, the worlds leading expert
in cybernetics is upgrading the
human body starting with himself

6. TYPES OF CYBORGS
Individual cyborgs
 cyborgs is used to refer to a man
or woman with bionic or robotic
implants
 Today,the C-LEG system is
used to replace human legs that
are amputated because of injuries
or illness

7. First cyborg

8.  Social cyborgs
 More broadly, the full term
“CYBernetic ORGanism” is used
to describe larger networks of
communication and control
 A corporation can be
considered as an artificial
intelligence that makes uses of
replaceable human components to
function

9. CYBORG PROLIFERATION IN THE SOCIETY
 Medicine
 Military
 Marine cyborgs
 Sports & Steroids
 Blood doping
 Prosthesis

10. MEDICINE
 In medicine there are two
important different types of
cyborgs
 Restorative technologies
 Enhanced technologies

11. MILITARY
 Military organisations
research has recently focused
on the utilization of cyborg
animals for inter species
relationship for the purposes
of a supposed a tactical
advantages

12. MARINE CYBORGS
 The term cyborgs not only applies to the
humans,but to animals as well
 Some of the best examples of such animals
cyborgs one from the ocean,but such research is
relatively new

13. STEROIDS
 The most commonly used steroids in sports is
Anabolic steroids
 Anabolic steroids increases the amount of
testosterone in the body promotes the musle and
bone in the body

14. PROSTHESIS
 The most common forms of prosthesis an
enhancements we see in the sports today are
 TOMMY JOHN Surgery
 PROSTHETIC Legs

15.  ADVANTAGES
 prolongs life
 enables one to lead a normal life
 Give a part of the body back
 Improves the quality of life
 DISADVANTAGES
 Training is needed for doctors
 They are all Expensive
 Pyschological problems
 Feeling different to everyone else
 The risk of rejection
 Pain during operations

16. CONCLUSION
 The idea is that in the future we may have more
and more artificial body parts arms,legs,hearts,eyes
and so on..

17.  ANY QUERIES?