what if we have some robotic parts in body
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Answer:
it can help ur body be safe
i wish i help ty
Answer:
it may help u
Explanation:
How far could someone go to become a robot from human, replacing every human part with a robotic part?
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Valerio Cietto
, B.A Computer Science & Software and Applications, University of Turin (2017)
Answered 3 years ago · Author has 2.3K answers and 8M answer views
Doable now:
bones
some muscles
articulations
heart
lungs (external)
eyes
ear
pancreas (insulin pumps)
In research:
pancreas (internal)
liver
tact sensor
artificial muscles
smell sensors
better versions of the above
Never going to be replaced:
brain
That is because mechanical structures are easy to replicate, and with bio compatible materials too.
Active organs are harder, but external helper machines have been made. Internal organs are near to impossible to make today because you would need to make electronics able to be powered by the body, and maintenance is a huge issue.
Brain is not replaceable, but grafts, electrode implants and electronic interfaces showed limited success in connecting brain with other parts of the body or sensors.
Parts of the brain can be replaced or restored, but not the whole.