Entity: BIONIC-IMPLANT
BIONIC-IMPLANT refers to artificial body parts, especially electromechanical ones, that mimic the original function very closely or even surpass it.
BIONIC-IMPLANT
Etymology
The term 'bionic' originates from the field of bionics, which involves the replacement or enhancement of organs or body parts by mechanical versions.
Definition
BIONIC-IMPLANT refers to artificial body parts, especially electromechanical ones, that mimic the original function very closely or even surpass it.
Historical Context
The concept of bionic implants has evolved over time, with advancements in technology enabling the creation of more sophisticated and functional artificial body parts.
Cultural Significance
BIONIC-IMPLANTS have had a significant impact on individuals with disabilities, providing them with enhanced mobility and functionality.
Related Concepts
BIONIC-IMPLANTS are closely related to prostheses, but they distinguish themselves by closely mimicking the original function of the body part.
See Also
An artificial body part, typically electromechanical, designed to closely mimic or surpass the function of the original body part.