An inter-science discipline for constructing artificial systems that resemble or have the characteristics of living systems.
The process of applying knowledge of biological systems to mechanical and electronic devices.
Study of the applicability of machines and devices to resolving medical problems, as in the replacement of natural parts (e.g., the bionic arm).
The utilization of information gained from the study of biological systems in the design and development of man-made engineering systems.
The science of mechanical or electronic systems that function in the same way as, or have characteristics of, living systems.
The study of biological functions and mechanisms and the application of these findings to the design of machines, especially computers.