Of course they can stop working. If you call that "die", that would imply that they somehow were "alive". So the real question is, "are robots alive"? I believe the answer, so far, is "no", and perhaps it will remain so for evermore.
On the other hand...
This is a very good question... because it gets to the heart of what it means to be human and what it means to be alive.
Do dogs die? Of course they do. They live, and then they die. So having a human soul and human intelligence is not required to be able to die. But what if we made it so that dogs never died? If dogs could have their spirit and intelligence and memories transferred to a new body, or stored until they got put into a new body, then could we say dogs died? Yes, dogs would still die -- but only if we didn't do the things necessary to keep them going. Otherwise, dogs (and humans) could be maintained and kept going indefinitely. This is the situation we find with robots, who are much easier to maintain for longer times because of their sturdier parts -- titanium and silicon and composite carbon, as opposed to the squishy jelly that makes up dogs and humans.
Now turn it around. Are robots ever alive? Mankind has long imbued special inanimate objects with spirit. Swords, boats, cars -- men often give these things names and treat them as if they had some kind of living spirit. And robots will probably become more and more lifelike, just like the robots/replicants in Blade Runner; made out of organic material like us, who's to say a robot/android isn't alive? As robots become more and more intelligent, and more able to make seemingly independent decisions, won't robots become more like dogs and less like cars? In which case, robots can die. Unless we take the steps to keep their spirit and intelligence and memories transferred or stored. Just like with dogs and humans.
"Do robots die?" is a much easier question to answer than "Do robots have souls?"
China and Japan are the places where you find most of the robots being used, but in most automobilie factories there are robots in use. So they're not only in China and Japan. The more humanoid robots are primarily in China and Japan. Also there is robotics comititions where students build robots and battle them in multiple countries.
Industrial robots are often used in industry. A car manufacturing company may use robots to continuously produce certain car parts or body frames, without taking a break for food, toilet, or needing to sleep. An industrial robot may be used where it is too hazardous for humans to work. A robot may be sent to investigate whether a suspicious package is actually a bomb or not.
Robots are essentially slaves, workers who never sleep
meant to send that to my friend lol
robots move by operating motor to drive them motors run via circuitry that turns them on/off the circuitry turns them on/off in response to commands transmitted to it commands r transmitted thru wired or wireless means.
yes
Yes, shadow dies, and a lot of eggman's robots die
it means you can suck a dick and die in a hole and i hope your dog dies
no. robots don't think, they only follow directions which is programmed in them. but when they die they don't follow it becuz they can't do anything while thier dead. if u were a robot when u die, u would only see black.
There are humanoid robots, military robots, insect robots, and space robots. There are more kinds of robots too.
Until they die yes. they need everything a living animal needs and are unlike robots.
Yes. They are robots.
Medical robots are robots used for medical and health care reasons.
Robots are asexual.
robots with personalities
NO no robots have been to Jupiter
Mini robots.