they do not have the eight charicteristics of life
It varies from living thing to living thing.
Sugar is not a living thing, but sugar does come from sugar canes which is a living thing :)
In biological terms, a clone is a living thing. For example, Dolly the sheep was a clone, and clearly she was a living thing.
It is a dormant living thing. Under the right conditions, it becomes an active living thing.
No, but some robots have had light bulbs in them and they could be considered a being. They just wouldn't be a living being/thing.
Robots are a part of the miloforcinous process in which a non-living thing can produce a telocpis movement that a main telocpisnephous can create.
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If your question is are robots all made for the same thing the answer is no, their are robots made to do surgical procedures from robots that can change a tire
As robots are not living beings or sexually reproducing beings, they have no gender.
Robots do not have one or more cells because it is not a living organism.
Fungi is your answer :)
a robot is a non living thing because it has no respiratory system or cardivasicullar system
Currently, the definition of living excludes robots definitely. However, personally I feel that Humans are pretty similar to robots, in the fact that Humans are 'programmed' in a way, as anything you do is pretty much justifiable, just maybe the 'coding' and 'programming' is more complex. But I feel that robots may be more and more similar to living things, maybe even considered to be living one day, like how some robots can 'learn' nowadays.
they do not have the eight charicteristics of life
There is no such thing as victorian robots.