A common cyborg, or \"human-based\" cyborg <\/p>\n
An android with living tissues <\/p>\n
T-888 HUD identifying Cameron Phillips as a cyborg <\/p>\n
A cyborg (cybernetic organism) is an organism that is a self-regulating integration of artificial and natural systems. <\/p>\n
The Series 8xx and 900 Infiltrators are made up of living tissue over metal endoskeletons, and have referred to themselves as \"cybernetic organisms\". Both Terminators and Resistance fighters have also occasionally used the phrase \"cyborg\" interchangeably with \"cybernetic organism\".[1][2] <\/p>\n
Common usage of the term \"cyborg\" often implies that the biological components are human, although the term is not specifically that limited, a cyborg can consist of biological components of any living origin. Infiltrator models built by Skynet have used enhanced human tissue designed to prevent decay over prolonged missions. <\/p>\n
With the exception of human-based cyborgs such as I825.M, the I-950 and the Hybrid, all Terminators are androids. With the addition of living tissue they gain the title of cyborg, despite the fact that models such as the T-800 (disambiguation) are capable of performing operations without their living tissue with no detriment to their performance. (However, keeping in mind that the T-800 series was designed for Infiltration rather than frontline duty.) <\/p>\n
The Series 1000 and Series X Terminators, both use mimetic polyalloy rather than living tissue for their exterior (and interior in the case of the T-1000). Therefore, most traditional definitions would make them advanced androids, not cyborgs. <\/p>\n
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