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What is the performance of tasks by robots is based on?
things that are dangerous and out of the way, things that humans can't do
Why robots are important?
Robots are important because robots perform tasks that would be dangerous and even sometimes impossible for humans to do.
What jobs have robots taken over from humans?
Underground excavations, space explorations, and other dangerous tasks.
What is the difference between smart robots and dumb robots?
Smart robots are robots that operate under programed control and are able to learn as they perform their tasks. They are used in scientific exploration and deactivating bombs.On the other hand, dumb robots are non-adaptive robots that are used to perform repetitive tasks and learn nothing during the process. These robots are valued for their efficiency for performing industrial jobs that are repetitive or dangerous.
What are tasks robots perform?
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What is the performance of tasks by robots is based on?
things that are dangerous and out of the way, things that humans can't do
Why robots are important?
Robots are important because robots perform tasks that would be dangerous and even sometimes impossible for humans to do.
Why are robots used in industries?
Robots are used in the industry as they excel at tasks that are repetitive, boring or dangerous to do. They can reduce the cost of manufacturing, finish their tasks efficiently and standardize all goods to a high quality. The hazards involved in dangerous tasks, such as handling toxic chemicals, could also be avoided with the aid of robots. Humans could also avoid daunting tasks that may result in strains and tiredness.
What jobs have robots taken over from humans?
Underground excavations, space explorations, and other dangerous tasks.
What is the difference between smart robots and dumb robots?
Smart robots are robots that operate under programed control and are able to learn as they perform their tasks. They are used in scientific exploration and deactivating bombs.On the other hand, dumb robots are non-adaptive robots that are used to perform repetitive tasks and learn nothing during the process. These robots are valued for their efficiency for performing industrial jobs that are repetitive or dangerous.
What can robots do in space?
Robots can perform various tasks in space, such as conducting repairs on satellites, assembling structures, collecting samples from planetary surfaces, and assisting astronauts with tasks outside the spacecraft. They can also help with tasks that are too dangerous or time-consuming for humans to do.
What are tasks robots perform?
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Are you for or against the use of robot in factories?
Robots make repetitive tasks which are made with extreme precision, which is not normally possible with humans. Also, there are some disorders regarding repetitive tasks made by humans, which suggests robots in factories is highly recommended. Dangerous tasks can also be made by robots, which in the past was the job of humans. Factory environments are usually harmful for human health. For example, dangerous gases which are inhaled by human workers or the psychological effect that factories have in human workers. The only bad thing about robots in factories is the fact that they take jobs from human workers (which is good for industries but not for workers).
How are robots taught to perform tasks?
They are programmed.
Are robots dangerious?
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 can take the place of humans in handling dangerous substances.?
Robots can take place of humans in handling dangerous substances
Do robots have a future in your society?
I think in modern society that robots are becoming more probable as an alternative source of labour for certain jobs. The three D's (dangerous, dirty, and difficult/dull) tasks are the ones most likely to be replaced by robotic labour.
