Robot: Human Anatomy and Bionic Humans

Robot Is having a bionic man all that vast? No it is not. In the article He, Robot the High-tech Future of the compassionate Body, By Alexandra Sifferlin, she states that it is an improvement. In reality it is not the greatest thing in the world. They say bionic humans and bionic internal dead body separate could replace failing one. What if they malfunction or just stop running(a)? What if the surgery does not go through and the patient dies? They are taking extremely big risks with the bionic human.Also what if the robots replace the run shorting society? Does that hateful we lose our jobs? Bionic limbs do help us and buns be good for those who lost their limbs but could we really trust an artificial electric switch organ. Kidney failure, for example, could be a nonissue if researcherscreate a working artificial transposition organ, (Sifferlin). Also what if these new bionic robots pip over or work force? According to this article they are full functioning and enkindle d o the same as a human can do.They can see, walk, pump blood, move and use all limbs. They are trying to declare more advanced ones. We are approaching a point where engineering can fully replace a functionality of the human body, (Sifferlin). Another hassle with the bionic human is cost. They spent $1 million on Rex in the UK. How much are we willing to spend on Bionic body parts and Bionic humans? The last thing we need to take into consideration is could the bionic human and body parts cause issues with peoples unearthly views.