Mobile robots use various ways to detect obstacles. Perhaps the simplest, is by whiskers which touch an obstacle and signal this fact. Then there is a sonar method,which can tell both direction and distance to a (reflective) obstacle.
If a flood light is used, then the returned light bounced back can indicate an approach to an obstacle.
Radar can help fast moving robots. If a robot can measure or calculate its current position, then this can be compared to an internally stored map of obstacles.
"Cockroach Controlled Mobile Robot" is an experimental robotic system that translates the bodily movements of a living, organic insect into the physical locomotion of a three-wheeled robot. Distance sensors at the front of the robot also provide navigation feedback to the cockroach, striving to create a pseudo-intelligent system with the cockroach as the CPU. This project is motivated by three key concepts: 1. Biomimetics, 2. The Cyborg, and 3. The Computational/Biological.
You know that a robot is not alive because it doesn't have the human functions which are breathing reproduction ect.
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What kind of a question is that?!?
Probably a robot. A turkey wouldn't know what would be going on.
you don't. their not alive
There isn't a robot that truly realizes and reacts to its own actions. All robots are programmed to react, and some of those will come from its own actions. But the robot doesn't know this.
Smarter Child is a weirdo robot from AIM but it is sponsored by AOL so I know its a robot.
3 No, really, how should we know how many people have made a robot?
robot
Yes, unfortunately form my own personal experience, i know that sgs has a no robot policy. i am set to be kicked out because i am a robot. my name is Ben Stollery.
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