Basically cybernetics is the study of communication and control
processes in biological, mechanical, and electronic systems. The
term itself does not imply two or more such system kinds merging
together, yet it is most often used by the general populace to
describe the combined system of biological-mechanical fusion or
biological-electronic fusion. Below, we offer a selection of
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early 2008, the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics
researchers developed an omnidirectional treadmill to facilitate
unconstrained walking in all directions through large-scale
virtual environments. This ten year old book, is a bit behind
current advances, but is by no means behind the times. If
anything, the changes since 1999, have only emphasised the
points made in this volume, not diminished them. It argues that
we are entering a virtual ag