Cyber-Satyrs are an uncommon but increasingly popular sexual/charisma based cyber and genetic modification profile

A practical, if extreme, cybernetic modification, for people who live in aerostats, space colonies, and on ships

Some people opt to combine the upper torso of a robot with the legs of a larger industrial vehicle, creating for themselves, a cybernetic centaur body.

Eye-Borgs are an expensive and rare form of cyborg/robot

The Flayed Ones were once men, terrible and evil men, and they were punished for their heinous deeds.

The immortal wealthy

In the Non-Canon House of the Forsaken branch of the CE, the Meklords are the dark face of the Seibertronians

Also known as Gelatinous Folk

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SCP-2089

Clockworks & Psionics combined to create bipedal automatons that run on souls stolen from those close to death. The sick, the wounded, the weak. All gathered to power tireless soldiers with glowing gem-like hearts in their chests.

List of Kaiju

The sins of Goldeveki are beyond count, but chief among those sins is the creation of the chimera that bears their name.

Also known as sack-boys or burlap men

Post-Racial template for the Cosmic Era

Pioneering new vistas in technology, the Kanmusu are sentient autonomous ships.

An explosion rocked the city walls as if a hundred mages unleashed their fury upon the peaceful people of Souls'e Province. An instant silence in the wake of the blast was nearly as loud as the noise that erupted right after as another series of explosions followed the first. Then the screaming began. Low at first, then became physical as if a wave of noise punched us all in the gut and sent us to our knees. Even the guards began running, screaming. 'The people, they... they are murdering everyone. The city has gone mad. RUN!!!'

The virtual police/help function of the CogNet

The Promethean Faction believes in the integration of man and machine, specifically the placing of brains in robot bodies.

Humanity created a code that prevents them from creating sentient weapons. There are many other codes they created in similar fashion. It is somewhat unsurprising that despite this code, humanity proceeded to create sentient weapons. When the humans created the caryatid systems, they placed a new code on their creations. Will they be surprised when we adhere to the geas placed on us as rigidly as they follow their own laws?

Originally test bed versions of automata, pribnow dummies are popular in the public sector and for personal interaction.