#bionic robot

[mechanicx]

[crabtacean]

i drew a lot of stuff mainly multifandom so enjoy

stuff i am proud of this month

[collector-noceda-clawthorne]

Animated shows that deserves more attention and appreciation.

[inthedarktrees]

Lindsay Wagner | “Kill Oscar” | The Bionic Woman

[the-no-name-of-nowhere]

Does anyone one else think the power to travel through dimensions would be cool?

Not to check out your alternate self, because that could be depressing.

No. There’s only one right way to use a power like this.

And that is to watch the shows were canceled!

Just think about it! Shows that we loved taken from us far too soon, maybe even never getting a proper ending.

In another dimension, it continued on. Something you probably watched for hours on end is back in life and the story goes on.

Hell! It doesn’t just have to be TV series. It could a book series, YouTube series, A MOVIE YOU THOUGHT SUCKED IN THIS DIMENSION COULD BE BETTER IN ANOTHER!

SKY’S THE LIMIT!

Well, that’s all I have to say.

If you have a series of something you would love to see the full story of, put it in the tags below.

[mars-gallavanger]

[weirdgirl92]

At first, I was hesitant to include Megas XLR on here, considering the massive cult following it already has, but since that too aired on Cartoon Network, I thought it was only fair (same with Puffy AmiYumi).

[wh40kgallery]

The Adeptus Mechanicus

by Alex Boyd

[humanoidhistory]

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[mechanicx]

[pushing500]

Ohhhh my goodness, I got all teary-eyed at the update. I hadn't seen the update, just the ask which followed it, and my heart sank so fast. Oh, the poor boys. I'm glad they're okay—and that they might be pleased to get more bionic—but ohhhhh my goodness. Thank the stars they survived. If Kwahu had died, I would have rioted, I think. Thanks for drawing these and sharing them! They're incredible!

Oh, yes, I imagine it would have been a bit stressful seeing that ask before you saw the update!! Sorry about that. The boys are both doing well now. They are patched up and going on with life as best they can with their lost limbs.

You're not the only person who would riot if Kwahu died, I don't think. I certainly wouldn't be happy, and Mechi would be devastated. He's finally found someone he cares about as much as Yamka, and I think losing Kwahu would hit him just as hard as if he'd lost her (and vice-versa).

Yamka would be happy to see that she isn't the only sibling Mechi Is ride-or-die for anymore, though. The Jones siblings are a close-knit bunch, be they biological or void-born. I'm glad we got Kwahu, and I'm glad he's still here. He's a delight. <3

[mikyapixie]

The OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes episode Crossover Nexus premiered 6 years ago today on Cartoon Network!!!🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍

[dontforgetukraine]

US-Ukraine startup Esper Bionics makes robotic prostheses that are currently being used by over 30 Ukrainian soldiers serving in Russia's war and 80 veterans in Ukraine.

While the bionic arms and hands are not for military use and are not durable enough for combat, the wartime setting has yielded live feedback for the company from soldiers and veterans. One such example of Esper Bionics striving to meet the needs of their clients was making the fingers in the hand out of metal so that it could withstand more stress.

The company never planned to provide bionic prosthetic hands that would help soldiers return to combat back in 2019 when it was founded, but Russia's full scale invasion changed the startup's course. Now, research and development, assembly, and production all take place in Ukraine.

Through its donor-funded program Esper for Ukraine, the company is able to donate all the hands it produces to Ukrainians in need of prostheses.

In an example of artificial intelligence being used for good, Esper Bionics wants to incorporate AI into their bionic hands so the prostheses are more "context-aware" and "better able to predict its user's movements" and what the user wants to do in any particular situation.

The idea behind Esper Bionics' AI-powered future hand will be to create “an entire ecosystem” that can pass information from a series of sensors attached to its user to cloud-based software that constantly analyzes data to learn its users' habits.

The robotic look isn't just for functionality either, but a company goal to avoid the "uncanny valley" look. With attractive branding and designs, Chief of Marketing Dmytro Ganush says Esper Bionics seeks to promote the idea that people with limb differences don’t have a medical issue but “a really interesting lifestyle” or, if anything, “a gadget just like any other."

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Ukraine is highly likely to become the country with the most prostheses used among its population. The effort to normalize and de-stigmatize disability must start now, and I'm glad Esper Bionics seems to have this in mind with their designs. The enthusiasm users have in the design of the bionic hands is promising, and I hope everyone involved has a bright future.

Source: Ukrainian startup Esper Bionics makes cyborgs a reality

[godisaboutasrealasthisdick]

i keep getting tiktoks about people turning corpses of bug adjacent things (lobster, beetle etc) into machines that exist to mimic the bugs as if they were still alive and. idk. i have thoughts about it. something something machines that bleed something something man imitating god imitating man

[gurumog]

The Six Million Dollar Man S01E04 - Day of the Robot (1974) Dir. Leslie H. Martinson Universal Television

Lee Majors as Steve Austin, the Bionic Man John Saxon as Major Sloan's robotic double

[avatarchai]

Allure of Chrome