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Exploratory robots are used in places where humans can't or shouldn't go.
So that humans don't have to do whatever is dangerous. Plus you can always build another of the exact robot. You can't do that with humans.
Robots have been used to replace humans in situations where a job is either too dangerous for a human or too costly. For example, robots have been used to explore Mars because it is too dangerous and costly to send humans to Mars at this time. They have also been used in some factories to cut down on costs and injuries associated with human workers.
Robots are used in dangerous places to enhance safety and efficiency while minimizing human risk. They can perform tasks in hazardous environments, such as disaster zones, nuclear facilities, or deep-sea explorations, where exposure to harmful conditions can be life-threatening. By employing robots, organizations can gather critical data, conduct search and rescue operations, or carry out inspections without putting human lives at stake. Additionally, robots can operate in extreme conditions that would be challenging or impossible for humans.
Robots are currently used within the car industry in a lot of places to assemble cars and are gradually replacing humans within the field.
Robots are nothing more than a tool. Is a screwdriver dangerous? It certainly can be if used improperly. How about a bicycle spoke wrench? Improperly designed or implemented robots can be dangerous, just as your car can be dangerous.
Robots are used everywhere. They can dive deep in the sea where humans cannot go or on dangerous missions that endanger human lives
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