| Alex is a millionaire pursuing some revolutionary advances in the field of bionics. |
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| Apparently one of the things we can do to improve the performance of our athletes is to invest heavily in bionics. |
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| But the next level of integration is bionics, in which the body talks to the machine, actually giving the artificial part its cue to function. |
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| These exemplify the two main fields of bionics research information processing and energy transformation and storage. |
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| Fourthly, bionics offers numerous opportunities for experimenting and inventive activities. |
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| The introduction to bionics in the first set establishes a relationship with the young people via their fascination with technology. |
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| Thirdly, bionics is an important aspect of biodiversity, since many species and breeds have a highly specialised way of life. |
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| Lötsch also emphasises that we cannot do without bionics if we want to solve the problems of the future. |
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| They could tell their friends about an example of bionics, and then ask them for other ideas. |
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| Key words in this connection are nanotechnology, bionics, sensors from aerospace technology and robotics. |
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| This makes penguins particularly interesting for bionics specialists because submarines, planes or airships are also built with a rigid body. |
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| In technological research, bionics is regarded as a promising combination of biology and technology. |
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| Once the pupils have become familiar with a number of examples of bionics, they should transfer what they have learned by looking for models in nature for the development of an environmentally friendly means of transport. |
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| The word of bionics was put forward originally by Jack Ellwood Steele, an America scholar. |
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| Biodiversity has been critical to advances throughout the field of bionics. |
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| Haring ensphere technology is inspired by this bionics model: ideas and methods employed in traditional built structures are being radically dismantled and replaced. |
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| The RoboLaw project is an effort to anticipate such quandaries and work out where and how legal frameworks might need to be changed as the technology of bionics and neural interfaces improves. |
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| If you don't have that, then you are looking at bionics, not athletics. |
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| The research was led by Maysam Ghovanloo, director of Georgia Tech's bionics lab, who oversaw the 11 testers as they used the device to navigate a specially designed obstacle course. |
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| Firstly, little mention is made of bionics in syllabuses to date. |
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| In bionics, experts in the fields of biology, technology, engineering and design work together, identifying possible applications for solutions that nature has created in the course of evolution. |
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| We therefore regard bionics and the reassessment of the value of organic aspects in our culture as a long overdue swing of the pendulum in a new direction. |
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| Ekso Bionics makes robotic exoskeletons, or wearable robots, to augment human strength, endurance and mobility. |
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| Touch Bionics also agreed to train Matthew at their state of the art facilities for free, which would have otherwise cost 25,000 pounds. |
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| The Bionics Institute and the surgeons at the Centre for Eye Research Australia played a critical role in reaching this point. |
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| For more information about the HiFocus Mid-Scala electrode, or any Advanced Bionics product, contact a local AB representative or visit AdvancedBionics. |
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| Ekso Bionics is committed to applying the latest technology and engineering to help people rethink current physical limitations and achieve the remarkable. |
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| Ekso Bionics develops exoskeletons, or wearable robots, which have a variety of applications in the medical, military, industrial, and consumer markets. |
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