Theroy and History

Bringing bodily modifications and improved intelligence into the world has resulted in the upheaval of historical and theoretical traditions. When the realm of technology enters the human body, debates starting with curious questioning can quickly lead to fierce moral objection. Although it is natural and inevitable for technology to bleed into our understatings and workings of the human body, we must not press on without the reins of tradition. As we push the boundaries of technology further into our future, we should delve further in the past to uncover the ethics and history of cyborization. Therefore, in order to embrace the inescapable movement towards cyborization, we must go forth and argue, define, examine, question, and create the necessary mindset to better understand the theory and history of cyborgization.

Future Machines of the US Military
A look at the leading edge of the Pentagon's research into the ways of incorporating cyborg systems into the average foot soldier to create the warrior of tomorrow.

The Robotic Heart
It is possible that in the future people could have many of their organs replaced and become a living human robot, a cyborg. The heart has been an area of intense research during the past fifty years.

Medical Cyborgization
The use of foreign devices implanted into the body as a way of medical restoration, has been employed in medical science for decades. Medical research has focused heavily on restorative technology. Even though huge strides have been made in this area of medical science, there are still gaps in critical places, such as restoring full movement and senses to a paralyzed body. Medicine-based restorative implants are employed in every part of the body, from the brain all the way down to the feet.

Vehicles in the Military
The cyborgian concept in part, is about a bond that forms between humans, the tool users, and our tools. In the world of cyborgs, the military has unconsciously created an entire division of ways that humans may interact with machine

Prosthetics: A Cybernetic Evolution
The term "cyborg" is culturally attached with certain stereotypes or stigmas, but many people don't realize that something like prosthetics are incorporated into this term as well. it is estimated that there are between 400,000 to over a million amputees living in the United States.