The author of the short story, I, Robot is Isaac Asimov.
The film is based on the robot stories of Issak Assimov.
Isaac Asimov wrote I, Robot and many more books about robots that follow the three laws.
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Isaac Asimov is a science-fiction writer and is thought of to be one of the prophets for the future of technology . He has authored several works, some of which became films, such as I-Robot (starring Will Smith), and has stated the three laws of robotics.
There are many great women authors of science fiction including Andre Norton, Connie Willis, Ursula Leguin, and Sheri Tepper. You can keep track of authors by using Locus Magazine which is the Publisher's Weekly of the Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror world. Analog, Asimov's and Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine are where you can read the latest science fiction short stories, novellas and novelettes.
I think you are referring to:The Keeper of the Isis Lightby Monica Hughes.
There are many books that are considered science fiction (sci fi) but a lot of them are more considered as other genres like regular fiction and science books. Kiln People by David Brin- great detective story Chasm City by Alistair Reynolds - sinister, dark, and mysterious The Prefect by Alistair Reynolds -great mystery Jack Vance wrote a series of Sci-Fi detective short stories involving the detective Magnus Ridolph. Also The Cadwell Series involves 'police detectives', the Moon Moth, Galactic Effectuator, and Emphyrio are all heavily influenced by the detective genre.
Strictly speaking, it doesn't have to be although it is usually a big part of the genera. An example of a sf film in which there is no technology would be 10,000 BC, or Caveman. The science is anthropology and there is no technology mentioned. They take a scientifically derived situation and interpolate on it. Now technology is usually a consequence of most sciences or science is a major mean of investigating certain areas of science so it is easy to see how it would normally be incorporated in the art form.
"I, Robot" is science-fiction .
In 1923, Karl Capek, a Czech science-fiction writer used the Czech word for "worker" to describe machine workers. Robot.
I, Robot is a science-fiction action film.
The B-9 Robot from Lost in Space TV series is own display at the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame in Seattle , Washington .
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It was invented by Czech writer Karel Capek it appeared in his science fiction play - R.U.R. It premiered in 1921 and introduced the word "robot" to the English language and to Sci-fi as a whole.
A bion is a term used in science fiction for a cyborg or robot.
I, Robot was written by Isaac Asimov
I Robot is a science fiction story written by Isaac Asimov, in which a FICTIONAL sentient robot describes his life.
Science Fiction Theatre - 1955 Doctor Robot 2-30 was released on: USA: 30 November 1956 Japan: 31 July 1958
The first time 'robot' was mentioned was in R.U.R. (Rossums Universal Robots) a science fiction play by Karel Capek, a Czech writer, in 1921. This is considered the introduction of the word robot, meaning worker.They were closer to what today we would call androids.
No, it was not. The story however is loosely based on science fictin writer Isaac Asimov's collection of short stories titled "I Robot".