Bourgeois Cyborgs was created in 2005.

Cyborgs Revisited was created in 1989.

The origins of Cyborgs began in the 1960's and was popularized by the 1970s television series The Six Million Dollar Manfeatured one of the most famous fictional cyborgs.

Yes

Cyborgs are fictional figures (NOT real ) and can thus do anything the story writer wishes.

probably

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Cybornetics 2 Rise of the Cyborgs - 2015 was released on:

USA: 2015

They kill every one.

They kill every one.

Yes, cyborgs are real. A cyborg, short for "cybernetic organism," refers to a being that combines both biological and artificial components. Examples of cyborgs in reality can include individuals with prosthetic limbs or cochlear implants that enhance their physical abilities or sensory perception.

Terminators are cyborgs who were designed to exterminate humanity .

Perhaps when their brains stop.

no one knows but it is very unlikely

Cyborgs , androids ,

Manfred Clynes is the first writer to use the word cyborgs to explain the hybridization of man and machine. Fifty years have passed since the term was coined and entered into the vernacular.

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You will need to wait 19 years for that answer.

Cyborgs are humans that have combined their organics with electromechanical devices. Such as a blind person who has their eyes replaced with light sensors so that they could see again.

The question doesn't make sense. A Cyborg can do what they want, they're still human like the rest of us.

There is no precise synonym for cyborg, however, the term android has a similar meaning.

Vexille.

I have the same exact problem please notify me when you have the answer

no the colonials used cyborgs instead because they work harder and faster ok?

Steve Mann has written:

'Cyborg' -- subject(s): Cyborgs, Wearable computers

Yes, humans can become cyborgs by integrating technology into their bodies to enhance or augment their capabilities. This can include devices such as pacemakers, cochlear implants, or prosthetic limbs that function as part of the human body.

no, they just feel disabilities. For example: If it were missing a body part, then it would notice, and want it back.

Cyborgs present both technological advancement and ethical dilemmas, blurring the line between human and machine. As society continues to integrate technology into our bodies, it is important to consider the implications for identity, privacy, and equality. Ultimately, the future of cyborgs will depend on how we navigate these complex issues.

STAR WARS! Clones are like cyborgs in their armor. A true supersoldier.

No, because they are cyborgs and so it won't work on them.

Err.....no. There are people with robotic arms and legs though.

In Star Wars, Jentari were a type of genetically engineered cyborgs that could be found on the planet Zonama Sekot. Jentari are what produced seed ships.

Um I know its probably unknown but ill guess around cyborgs age with would be 18 17 or 19

The cast of Beat the Cyborgs - 2003 includes: Wole Adesomoye as Konka Jaime Blake as Rox Jamie Hayden as Plex Terry Kvasnik as Geo Annaleigh Maslen as Hornet Oliver Price as Scraper Lorna Somner as Quartz Mark Speight as Himself - Presenter (2003) Jason Tompkins as Mendzies Rachel Yau as Mistral

Daleks are fictional extra-terrestial cyborgs in the British television series Dr. Who. These were first conceptualized by the science-fiction author Terry Nation.

K Warwick has written:

'I, cyborg' -- subject(s): Cyborgs, Biography, Human-computer interaction, Integrated circuits, Computer engineers

David A. Diotalevi has written:

'God's questions' -- subject(s): Meditations, Prayer, Christianity

'Miracle Myx' -- subject(s): Fiction, Cyborgs

Manolo Farci has written:

'Lo sguardo tecnologico' -- subject(s): Social aspects, Technology in advertising, Cybernetics, Cyborgs in mass media, Technology

we would be totaly domenated by them and my be taken over what i say is have none of it added to you because it it programs its self it will take you every where and you got to see it dominating the world

A half machine, half human is commonly referred to as a cyborg, which stands for cybernetic organism. Cyborgs have both organic and biomechatronic body parts.

The cast of Pan Play Decadence - 2013 includes: Psycho Cyborgs Andrea Felicani Federica Quadrelli Kraian von Switch

If you are talking about the story line, the machines, controlled by an Artificial Intelligent computer network, built the 'terminator' cyborgs.

The movie was directed and co-written by James Cameron.

David Hakken has written:

'The Knowledge Landscapes of Cyberspace'

'Cyborgs@cyberspace?' -- subject(s): Computers, Computers and civilization, Cyberspace, Social aspects, Social aspects of Computers

Cyborgs are thought to be using the intelligence of humans by including human biology to a machine, or adding man made material to the human body as part of its natural function. We find cyborgs around us, usually in people where one or more of their biological parts have failed,been destroyed or are malfunctioning. People using Macemakers are an example, as well as people that have lost limbs and are now using prosthetic alternatives.

The main advantage of a cyborg is the long life of the mechanical parts, compared to biological parts. Where it sometimes can be tricky or impossible to regrow,transplant body parts, it is much easier to replace a mechanical part.

unless there are new ways of preventing your brain from deteriorating, a cyborg will only live as long as a human. Once the human brain is removed and AI introduced, you would have an android, not a cyborg.

The process is generally called Bionics(as in Bionic woman) or The part human, part assisted creatures are called cyborgs or if wholly artificial, androids.

The Cybermen are from the planet Mondas. They are a race of cyborgs who have replaced their biological bodies with cybernetic enhancements in order to survive.

a robot is a machine capable of performing physical labout

an android is a robot made to look and perform as a human

a cyborg is a human that has significent prostetic devices added to him. The six million dollar man was a cyborg, albeit a simple one.

Arianna Dagnino has written:

'Uoma' -- subject(s): Androgyny (Psychology), Cyborgs, Forecasting, Human reproductive technology, Sex, Sex differences (Psychology), Social aspects, Social aspects of Human reproductive technology

Although in the movies they look like robots, they are NOT robots, they are bio-mechanical, meaning they are like cyborgs, like 20% mechanical. They most likely look robotic due to their armor.

I've no idea... but I've asked myself the same question many a time!

the truth is that I'm terrified of finding out as my suspicion is that they're part of some government research program.

twins or CYBORGS?!!

The anime may have been "Battle Angel Alita" which has similar themes .

will robots act in the best interest of humanity?