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cybernetic organism - traducción al español

EXPERIMENTAL TRANSPORT ROBOT
Walking truck; General Electric CAM; GE CAM; GE Cybernetic Anthropomorphous Machine; Cybernetic Anthropomorphous Machine; General Electric Cybernetic Walking Machine; General Electric Cybernetic Anthropomorphous Machine; GE Cybernetic Walking Machine; Cybernetic Walking Machine; GE Walking Truck; General Electric Walking Truck
  • Walking truck in the [[U.S. Army Transportation Museum]] in [[Fort Eustis]]

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  • TED]] (2016)
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  • Remote-controlled rechargeable cyborg insects<ref name="10.1038/s41528-022-00207-2"/>
  • An archetypal science-fiction cyborg with an [[Afrofuturist]] aesthetic
BEING WITH BOTH ORGANIC AND BIOMECHATRONIC BODY PARTS
Cyborgs in fiction; Cybernetic organism; Cyborgization; Fyborg; Fictional cyborgs; Cyborgs; Cyberkenesis; Cyberkenesthetics; Cyberkenisthetics; Cybernetic Organism; List of fictional cybernetic organisms; Famous Fictional Cyborgs; Robots with human brains; Robot with a human brain; Robot with human brains; Manchine; Biomechanoid; Biomechanism; Cybernetic organisms; Zoromes; Cyborg animal; Cyborg insect; Human cyborg; Animal cyborg; Insect cyborgs; Insect cyborg
expression
organismo m cibernético
See: cyborg
cyborg         
  • TED]] (2016)
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  • Remote-controlled rechargeable cyborg insects<ref name="10.1038/s41528-022-00207-2"/>
  • An archetypal science-fiction cyborg with an [[Afrofuturist]] aesthetic
BEING WITH BOTH ORGANIC AND BIOMECHATRONIC BODY PARTS
Cyborgs in fiction; Cybernetic organism; Cyborgization; Fyborg; Fictional cyborgs; Cyborgs; Cyberkenesis; Cyberkenesthetics; Cyberkenisthetics; Cybernetic Organism; List of fictional cybernetic organisms; Famous Fictional Cyborgs; Robots with human brains; Robot with a human brain; Robot with human brains; Manchine; Biomechanoid; Biomechanism; Cybernetic organisms; Zoromes; Cyborg animal; Cyborg insect; Human cyborg; Animal cyborg; Insect cyborgs; Insect cyborg
(n.) = ciborg, organismo cibernético, ciberorganismo

Def: Híbrido de hombre y máquina.
Ex: The article is entitled "Are we yet cyborgs? University students and the practical consequences of human-machine interaction".
cyborg         
  • TED]] (2016)
  • 300x300px
  • Remote-controlled rechargeable cyborg insects<ref name="10.1038/s41528-022-00207-2"/>
  • An archetypal science-fiction cyborg with an [[Afrofuturist]] aesthetic
BEING WITH BOTH ORGANIC AND BIOMECHATRONIC BODY PARTS
Cyborgs in fiction; Cybernetic organism; Cyborgization; Fyborg; Fictional cyborgs; Cyborgs; Cyberkenesis; Cyberkenesthetics; Cyberkenisthetics; Cybernetic Organism; List of fictional cybernetic organisms; Famous Fictional Cyborgs; Robots with human brains; Robot with a human brain; Robot with human brains; Manchine; Biomechanoid; Biomechanism; Cybernetic organisms; Zoromes; Cyborg animal; Cyborg insect; Human cyborg; Animal cyborg; Insect cyborgs; Insect cyborg
noun
ciborg m

Definición

cyborg
['s??b?:g]
¦ noun a fictional or hypothetical person whose physical abilities are extended beyond human limitations by mechanical elements built into the body.
Origin
1960s: blend of cyber- and organism.

Wikipedia

Walking Truck

The Walking Truck or Cybernetic Walking Machine was an experimental quadruped walking vehicle created by General Electric in 1965. It was designed by Ralph Mosher to help infantry carry equipment over rough terrain. It alternatively bore the name of "CAM", an acronym for "Cybernetic Anthropomorphous Machine". It appeared in a segment of the Walter Cronkite–hosted The 20th Century in 1968.