Transfer to full robotic body.

Diana was not a human.

Therefore the fact that her physical form was made of flesh was an error that needed to be corrected.

She walked over to a different chair in the lab. On it was a helmet.

She stood in front of the computer and sent it a command to start running a mental transference program through the helmet.

As it accepted the command, the wall to the side opened up, revealing several different forms that her software could be downloaded into.

All were covered in a synthetic skin to hide the mechanical insides. One looked like the original human form, but it was clear that some parts could be removed and replaced.

Another was an overly sexualized caricature of her original body. It was good for nothing but being a mindless sex doll, with no other enhancements.

Some were also replicas of fictional characters, all of whom were in one way or another mechanical in their source material.

Once the program was running on the helmet, Diana placed it on her head and sat down.

She could sense her robotic mind being removed from her flesh and uploaded into a body on the wall.

Her eyes activated with light coming out of them, as she found herself in a mechanical body.