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cybernetics [ˌsaɪbəˈnɛtɪks] n (Engineering / General Engineering) (functioning as singular) the branch of science concerned with control systems in electronic and mechanical devices and the extent to which useful comparisons can be made between man-made and biological systems See also feedback [1] [from Greek kubernētēs steersman, from kubernan to steer, control] cybernetic adj cyberneticist n
cybernetics the comparative study of complex electronic devices and the nervous system in an attempt to understand better the nature of the human brain. — cyberneticist, n. — cybernetic, adj. See also: Automationthe comparative study of complex electronic devices and the nervous system in an attempt to understand better the nature of the human brain. — cyberneticist, n. — cybernetic, adj. See also: Brain
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| Students interested in physiology and the augmentation of human senses through cybernetics will find the text informative as well as witty and satisfying. Today, cybernetics can be used in practically any sphere of human activity: It performs the function of general, interdisciplinary knowledge. There has been a fusion of virtual reality and cybernetics. |
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