Cybernetic System

A cybernetic system is a process that involves monitoring and adjusting itself to achieve specific goals, much like how a thermostat maintains room temperature. It uses feedback loops: sensors gather information about the system's current state, and a control mechanism uses this data to make necessary adjustments. This allows the system to self-regulate and adapt to changes in its environment. Cybernetic systems are found in various fields, from biology (like the human nervous system) to technology (such as automated manufacturing), providing stability, efficiency, and adaptability through continuous feedback and correction.