Bionic person's outline

Bionic person (Android), that is, simulation robot, refers to robots that are manufactured for the purpose of simulation of humans, and there are names such as imitation human or humanoid robots. However, humanoid robots can also be referred to as Humanoids in English. They can be of a size that is far from the real person and has no human appearance, but it has human limbs and first-class structures. At present, the bionics are still in the stage of trial production, but it is a long-term theme for science fiction and robotics. On February 5, 2013, Britain produced the first bionic person called Rex, which cost about $1 million. Manufacturers use artificial prostheses and organs from around the world to build, have an artificial blood circulation system, and artificial pancreas, kidney, spleen and trachea, and also achieved the autofocus function of artificial eyes.

Bionic people have a lot of imagination, some of them can be identified from the outside, and there are no real people's thoughts and feelings (such as the computer in Chobits). Relatively speaking, it is called Bioroid. It is a living human or biological living organism, but the machine-based type is a concept that overlaps with a mechanized person. It is also deliberately created to counterfeit a real person, but the behavior is not necessarily. Realistic people, such as the T series of the movie Future Soldier and the robot in the Future world. Sometimes women's bionics are called Gynoids, such as mechanical maids. Conversely, there are also robots that look like humans, but can behave like humans. For example, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2001, they developed the world’s first robot with similar human emotions.

Professor Robert MacLaren of Oxford University said: "We hope that completely blind patients (through this technology) will be able to see the basic shapes and objects." Scientists hope that this technology can one day cause heart failure and kidney failure to the human body. The pancreas and spleen were replaced to solve the worldwide problem of organ donation. In fact, the artificial heart of SynCardia Systems has saved many lives and more than 1,000 people have transplanted this battery-driven heart. A bionic person before finding the right donating heart, it can replace the sick heart to work.