Medical cybernetics

Okay kiddo, have you ever flown a drone or played a game using a remote control? That's called cybernetics, and using technology to control things.

Now, let's talk about medical cybernetics. This is when we use technology to help doctors and other medical professionals take care of our bodies. Imagine having a body robot that helps you walk or a device that helps you hear better. These are all examples of medical cybernetics.

For instance, imagine your grandparents have trouble hearing. They can get hearing aids, which are tiny devices that help them hear sounds better. The hearing aid uses technology to help make sounds louder and clearer. It's like turning up the volume on a TV!

Another example of medical cybernetics is a pacemaker. This small device helps to keep the heart beating regularly. It's like a tiny computer that sends electrical signals to the heart to help it work properly. Just like how the remote control can change channels on TV like a magic wand, pacemaker helps to keep the heart rate of a person with heart disease in check.

There are many more examples of medical cybernetics, but all of them involve using technology to make our bodies work better or help medical professionals take care of us.