Having particular physiological functions augmented or replaced by electronic or electromechanical components. Synonyms. unreal artificial.
Q. What is another name for Android?
What is another word for android?
| automaton | humanoid |
|---|---|
| robot | cyborg |
| machine | bionic man |
| bionic person | mechanical man |
| clone | droid |
Q. What means Bionic?
having normal biological capability or performance
Q. What is another word for superhuman?
In this page you can discover 23 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for superhuman, like: bionic, supernatural, divine, godlike, great, herculean, heroic, omnipotent, preternatural, uncanny and extramundane.
Q. Who was the first Bionic Woman?
Jaime Sommers
Q. What is the world’s most advanced prosthetic?
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Q. Is Automail possible in real life?
Well, not exactly automail, but something like an automail does exist in real life. It’s called a prosthetic arm and is pretty similar to Automail used in the Fullmetal Alchemist series. It’s called a prosthetic arm and is pretty similar to Automail used in the Fullmetal Alchemist series.
Q. How do you control a prosthetic hand?
Because a prosthetic hand or arm can perform a wide variety of motions, different sequences of switch toggling might be required to perform desired tasks. A more advanced way to control a prosthetic limb is by listening to muscles remaining in the residual limb that the patient can still contract.
Q. Can prosthetic hands feel?
Then three years ago, Normark received a new kind of brain-controlled prosthetic that was surgically attached to the bone, muscles, and nerves of his upper arm, allowing him to not only grip objects intuitively with his hand but feel the sensation of touching them.
Q. Can you move prosthetic fingers?
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created an ultrasonic sensor that allows amputees to control each of their prosthetic fingers individually. “By using this new technology, the arm can detect which fingers an amputee wants to move, even if they don’t have fingers.”
Q. How much does a Taska hand cost?
According to our information, the TASKA Hand sells for between $30,000 and $40,000 US for a typical below-the-elbow solution, including all prosthetist fees. For a complete list of prices for other bionic hands, please see our Bionic Hand Price List.
Q. How much do 3D printed prosthetics cost?
We are an extreme example of final use 3D printing.” Unlimited Tomorrow’s website lists TrueLimb’s cost as “as low as $7,995.” When you consider the customization and capabilities of the prosthetic, this is incredibly low.
