In what ways do scientists use robots?

Answer 1

Robots can and are used for many different things like making watches and welding as well as other areas in engineering. They have also been known to be used in medicine for making very fine incisions.

In the late 20th century, industrial robots came into widespread use because they could operate with greater accuracy and at a lower cost than human workers. They are also used to perform jobs that are too dangerous or undesirable for humans, such as changing filters in a radioactive environment or performing highly repetitive, boring assembly work.

Robots are used in the mass production of consumer goods, assembly and packing, transportation, exploration (such as the Mars rover), surgery laboratory research, and by the military. They are becoming more common as household robots (for example, the Roomba robotic floor cleaner).

Answer 2

Robots are useful in performing or working something that we humans can't do, for example, transferring of a radioactive substance. You can't transfer it with bare hands.

They are good at performing repetitive tasks.

Answer 3

Scientists use robots for various tasks including exploring extreme environments such as deep sea or outer space, conducting experiments in hazardous conditions, collecting data in remote locations, assisting in surgeries, and automating repetitive laboratory tasks. Robots help scientists gather data more efficiently, safely, and accurately.

Answer 4

Robots are used for industrial purposes, entertainment such as sports and combat, for military use, for medical use, help around the house and to explore dangerous places.

Answer 5

In China Scientist use robot to servre tea and stuff at dinner

Answer 6

Industrial production and in highly dangerous or unstable environments, for example factory line construction of cars or nuclear reactors.

Answer 7

they are used to control the camera because of something