Chapter 1 - Ep. 8
Sep 20, 2018
The Universal Senate for Robotics has a generalized standard for the classification of cybernetics in organic and mechanical beings.
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Drones: mechanical entities that are capable of "choices" based on hardwired coding. Incapable of sapience and individual thought.
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Droids: mechanical entities that are capable of "choices" based on hardwired coding. Incapable of sapience and individual thought. Specifically made "In the shape of their creator" (Normally humanoid)
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Androids: A droid capable of sapience and individual thought.
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Cyborg: Any being of organic origin with cybernetic implements (Must be at least 30% human to fit into this category)
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Post-Org: Any being of organic origin who has become predominantly cybernetic. (Must have less than 30% organic material left.
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