Technically, robots don't need to be programmed, but it will be harder to get full functionality otherwise. Programming allows you to give the robot a series of commands to operate it. These commands can include, but are not limited to: Movement, sight, audio, sensors and operation of ulterior tools.
However, that is not the only way to get a robot to move. Technically you could go to the fundamental level, and wire a robot in such a way as to force it to certain actions. However this can be considered an extremely low level programming. The earliest computers for example, back when they were vacuum tubes, weren't really "Programmed", and it takes no programming to get a LED to turn on with a breadboard. Using logic gates, it is possible to have a fully wired robot without any programming.
Robots do not need the things people need to survive, robots have the only ability to do what they're programmed to do, and their brains are computers.
No. They only follow their programmed instructions.
They can be programmed to do anything!
I am currently making a robot and first you need a designs then you get the brain which will control the robot, the brain is programmed in C. Then you get the controller and program all the outputs and servos, and hope it works.
Robots do a lot of different jobs. Robots can be programmed to construct small assemblies of parts much faster and with better accuracy than humans, and they don't need bathroom or smoke breaks. Robots can be programmed to perform almost any repetitive task that can be broken down into small steps and performed over and over again. Many tasks that are unsafe or dangerous for humans can also be done by programmable robots, such as painting, working with explosives, and so on. The use of industrial robots has increased a lot over the past few years, and they will no doubt become even more prevalent in the future.
Robots do not need the things people need to survive, robots have the only ability to do what they're programmed to do, and their brains are computers.
They are programmed.
They can be programmed to do anything!
No. They only follow their programmed instructions.
Some do if they are programmed to learn.
A watch is a Robot because they are programmed to do a certain job.
With current technology robots do not have actual emotions, but can be programmed to act as if they do. This can be happen in future with Artificial Intelligence
No.Although there are robots who can vacuum a room, all other canister and upright vacuums are not robots. They are not programmed to complete a task.
"bot"s otherwise known as "Robots" do as they are programmed.
Robots don't find metal, however, they might be able to be programmed to find metal, but the builders are supposed to find the metal for the robot.
An example of science fiction is Isaac Asimov's books about robots. He invented the Three Laws of Robotics to explain how robots would be programmed.
As of this time, there are no sentient robots, meaning that there are no robots that are capable of truly independent activity. Modern robots are only capable of performing specific tasks for which they have been programmed.