... the 2000's... ...and everything in between. io9, a sci-fi blog, has posted a very comprehensive listing of cyborgs in pop culture.  It lists cyborgs from pre-1960 into the 2000's.  It is seperated by decade and includes picture examples to show just how much cyborgs have evolved in pop culture through time.  Visit Pop-Culture Cyborgs Through The Ages: A Gallery @io9 ...

... powers they acquire in the process? The slight problem with all these stories is that the cyborgs of today and tomorrow won’t be much stronger than those of us without implants or mechanical ... of superhuman agility and strength would do nearly as much damage to our hypothetical cyborgs as they would to us. And even if we do that, there will be major hurdles to overcome. Mechanical bones and ...

 Here is a list of the top 10 cyborgs of the Marvel Universe. I think the list is apt. I really need to read the story to find out how War Machine became a cyborg. Deathlocke is  on the left and War Machine is on the right. Part-man, part-machine, all-awesome—the Secret Cabal constructs Marvel’s slickest cyborgs | Marvel.com News | Marvel.com

Cyborgs kick ass with their super-powered robot legs — but they've changed a lot over the years. Here's our roundup of awesome images of cybernetic organisms, bionic superheroes and cyber-villains, from the 1960s to today. 1960s and before: gawkerGallery(5403512,8,''); 1970s: gawkerGallery(5403523,10,''); 1980s: gawkerGallery(5403542,24,''); ...

Sci-Fi blog io9 has put together an epic list of pop-culture Cyborgs through the ages. Explore the evolution of the cinema cyborg from the pre-60’s to present day. Who’s your favorite? My vote is with Summer Glau as Cameron, but I’m still pretty bitter over Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles getting canceled.

Cyborg soldiers are a logical evolutionary link between humans and robots. Yesterdays soldier went into combat alone. Todays soldier is enhanced by human controlled robots. Tommorows soldier will be a soldier cyborg, a cybernetic organism enhanced by everything technology has to offer. The future of combat holds even greater prospects for autonomous robots that kill at their own discretion. The ...

... fact that Redflex, one of the big manufacturers of these cameras, posted a 48 percent jump in revenue last year while the rest of the economy tanked? People get worked up.  Put these cyborgs on a ballot, and the voters beat them to the pavement. Not all super fun stuff in there — yes it certainly is a drag to get one of those letters in the mail with the grainy photograph of your ...

University of Washington researchers have developed a neural sensing chip that is powered by a remote radio frequency source up to 1 meter away. The NeuralWisp chip is currently being used to "tap into" the neural activity of moths, in order to understand the insect's locomotion. UW researchers are gradually incorporating a number of innovative size-reducing and energy-saving ...

(Nobody makes Jacare bleed his own blood.) Details are beginning to emerge about Strikeforce's next big card, which is slated to take place December 19th at their familiar haunts in San Jose's HP Pavilion. Though a headlining bout is still in the works, the event — dubbed "Evolution" — will reportedly feature... — A middleweight bout between jiu-jitsu ...

Insect Cyborgs: No Longer Just a Movie Cornell University researchers have succeeded in implanting electronic circuit probes into tobacco hornworms as early pupae. The hornworms pass through the chrysalis stage to mature into long-lived moths whose muscles can be controlled with the implanted electronics. The research was showcased at MEMS 2008, an international academic conference on