cybernatic organism the rise of machines to help us.

1. Manda Institute Of Technology
Cyborg
An IT seminar by
Aanchal Ghatak
CSE

2. What Is a Cyborg?
• Cyborg is abbreviation of Cybernatic
Organism.
• The Cybernatic Organism which is having
organic and mechanical part and functioned
by Computers.
• It started with Human and Computer
interaction.

3. Role of Cyborg in Computer Science
Computer Science is the only Science that can
let us see things like Light. Inventing tools to
improve our senses is almost a defining feature
of being human. Cyborg is a part of artificial
intelligence and it is a science that profits the
human being as well as the universal territory.

4. Individual Cyborg
Prosthesis and C-leg system is the latest
invension in medical science as a individual
cyborg. It is used to replace human legs.
Now any missing body part can be replaced.

5. Animal Cyborg
The US-based company Backyard Brains
released the world’s first cyborg named
“Roboroach”.

6. Social Cyborg
More broadly, the full term "cybernetic
organism" is used to describe larger networks
of communication and control. For example,
cities, networks of roads, networks of
software, corporations, markets,
governments, and the collection of these
things together.

7. How does a Cyborg work?

8. Cyborg Today
• Cyborg 1.0
• Cyborg 2.0

9. Cyborg 1.0
• A Simple RFID transmitter being implanted in
Mr. Warwick’s skin.
• It doesn’t carry any battery but it receives
power through coil.
• And after that he used to control doors,
lights, heaters and other computer-
controlled devices based on his proximity.
• The main purpose of this experiment was to
test the limit of the body would accept and
how easy it would be to receive a meaningful
signal from the chip.

10. Cyborg 2.0
• In 2002 a one hundred electrode array was
surgically implanted into the median nerve
fibres of the left arm of Professor Kevin
Warwick.
• A number of experiments have been carried
out using the signals detected by the array.
• As a result of this professor warwick was able
to control light, electric wheel chair and an
intelligent artificial hand.

11. How it Can be helpful?:
• It gives you a unique code.
• It is quite possible for an implant to replace an
Access, Visa or bankers card
• An implant could carry huge amounts of data
on an individual, such as National Insurance
number and blood type, blood pressure
• clocked in and out of office automatically.
• Find the exact location of the person in the
office.

12. Cyborg proliferation in society
• In finance
• In military
• In medicine
• In art
• In body modifications
• In popular culture
• Cyborgization in critical deaf studies

13. Thank You