Abstract
Medical Robotics became very advanced medical field which make lengthy and complicated operations and surgeries easy task with provide comfort and quick relief to human body. Now days Medical Robotics not only limited for operations and surgeries but also became very useful in organs transplants and Cyborg implementation in/with human body to enable disabled body parts or to give super power to ordinary body. This communication discuss some key terms in medical robotics like bionic, Cyborg etc. and also discussed two models named “Bionic Engineering Model and Medical Robotics Engineering Essentials Model”.
Highlights
Medical Robotics became very advanced medical field which make lengthy and complicated operations and surgeries easy task with provide comfort and quick relief to human body
Medical Robotics includes a number of devices used for surgery, medical training, rehabilitation therapy, prosthetics, and assisting people with disabilities
Autonomous artificial sensor-processor-activator prostheses and various devices built into the human body, and Bionic engineering model
Summary
Medical Robotics includes a number of devices used for surgery, medical training, rehabilitation therapy, prosthetics, and assisting people with disabilities. Bionic Bionicsis a common term for bio-inspired information technology, typically including three types of systems, namely: A. Autonomous artificial sensor-processor-activator prostheses and various devices built into the human body, and Bionic engineering model. C. Living-artificial interactive symbioses, e.g. braincontrolled devices or robots. In spite of some restrictive use of the term ‘bionics’ in popular culture, as well as the unfulfilled promises in the fields of neural networks, artificial intelligence, soft computing and other ‘oversold’ areas, it was agreed that the name bionicsas defined above is the right one for the emergent technology described as bio-inspired information technology (some people are suggesting info-bionics). Figure[1]: Bionic engineering model.
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