The Daleks (/ ˈdɑːlɛks / ⓘ DAH-leks) are a fictional extraterrestrial race of extremely xenophobic [1][2] mutants principally portrayed in the British science fiction television programme Doctor Who. They were conceived by writer Terry Nation and first appeared in the 1963 Doctor Who serial The Daleks, in casings designed by Raymond Cusick.

2020年5月8日 · I heard somewhere that the Daleks were robots created by Davros, but then I read that they were cyborgs. Which one of these is true? Neither. They are mutants that live inside metal vehicles. I feel this question needs a definition of a "cyborg" with which to work with, but Daleks are definately not robots.

A cyborg (short for cybernetic organism) was a being that was composed of both natural and artificial systems, ranging from prosthetics to implants to entirely mechanical casings operated by or sustaining the organic parts of that particular entity. …

Although the Daleks looked entirely robotic, they were, in fact, cyborgs, with a living body encased in and supported by an armed and mobile outer shell of Dalekanium and polycarbide protective metal armour. These were Mark III travel machines, designed to carry their mutant forms, and they were not truly integrated biomechanoids.

Although the Daleks looked entirely robotic, they were, in fact, cyborg s, with a living body encased in and supported by an armed and mobile outer shell of Dalekanium and polycarbide protective metal armour. These were Mark III travel machine s, designed to carry their mutant forms, and they were not truly integrated biomechanoids.

However, after the neutronic exchange that wiped out the "humanoid Dalek", or Dal, civilisation, the Dalek Prime created by Davros reemerged from underground, and, passing itself off as a new mutation, directed the new, "natural" mutant Daleks to climb into Dalek casings, seeing it as an easy way to expand its fledgling race. It then set itself ...

2015年1月16日 · Though their dependence on the armour's systems does make them cyborgs to an extent, Imperial Daleks were surgically attached in a more cyborg-like manner, and that's part of the cause of the Dalek Civil War. Robot implies 100% mechanical. The Dalek itself is the squid inside it. You could call it a cyborg, I guess, but not a robot.

The Daleks are a fictional extraterrestrial race from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who. They originated from a humanoid race known as the Kaleds, which suffered prolonged exposure to radiation following a thousand-year war with their neighbours the Thals, devastating their homeworld of Skaro.

Dalek Sec was the leader of the Cult of Skaro in the British sci-fi series, Doctor Who. He could be distinguished from other Daleks by the all-black mechanical shell that encased his frail mutant form.

The interdependence of biological and mechanical components made the Daleks a type of cyborg. The Imperial Daleks created by Davros during the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War were true cyborgs, surgically connected to their shells.