Robotics

Industrial robots can create jobs in programming

Robots are expected to be the most cost-effective solution to many problems in the future. Currently, scientists are making impressive new robotic equipment in many different fields. Aviation, computers, appliances and healthcare are just a few of the major fields that currently use robotics. Robotic engineers who work with computer aspects are responsible for creating, programming and testing computer codes into the robotic equipment. They also build the equipment. Their job often requires long and irregular hours and travel. Many robotics creators must travel with their equipment to demonstrate it and be available if anything goes wrong with it. Some robotic equipment is not just tested immediately; there are very sensitive pieces of equipment that must be monitored for years. For example, in the medical field, a new robotic piece of equipment may not be tested right away if it is involved in operating on a human. It must be analyzed, tested in the lab and retested for a long period of time before it can be released.

Becoming a robotic engineer does not involve enrolling in one specific program. Earning a Master's or Doctoral degree is necessary to work with robotics. There are thousands of aspects to learn about computerized programming and the creation of robots. In addition to this, students must also choose their specialty area. For example, a robotics creator who specializes in medical technology would help create and test medical robotic assistive operating devices. This same person would not create robotic equipment for appliances, though. Each field has its own applied information that must be learned, so it is important to choose one area of specialty before enrolling in a program.

Robotics engineers are paid well. Their salaries reflect the extensive skills and knowledge they spend so many years in school obtaining. Depending on experience, salaries may range between $75,000 and $250,000. These factors depend on what type of robotics are created, the skill and demand for the skill of the worker and the amount of education an applicant has. There are limitless opportunities for advancement and further training to switch a specific robotics field area.

You just keep throwing bombs at the bat while jumping to avoid all of the dangerous things it throws, you have to keep doing this takes a while to kill the battle bat

to keep children happy also it was invented to be a slave machine to do loads of different things for example the cooking,cleaning,washing,sweeping,hoovering

they cost loads ofv money to

well robots don't literally drink anything but they can be powered using oil.

Robotic teachers will be released by 2020-2030

At the time of this posting in August 2012 the NAO Robot lists for $16,999 for a single unit.

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The NXT is a Lego Micro Proscesor that can be connected to three motors* and four sensors*. It can be Programmed in several different Programming Languages, and use several third party sensors other than the four supplyed in the base set.

The NXT is not realy a "Model for robotics" it is a very functional robot disign system, which has been steryotyped to seem like a toy.

any more questions may be asked a forums.nxtasy.org where people that have a better answer will answer to you.

One can make a robot out of cardboard quite easily with old boxes and a few household items including empty wrapping paper tube, several mini and 1 large empty boxes of cereal, scissors glue and silver paint. First make the body out of the cardboard boxes, the limbs using the wrapping paper tubes and the hands and feet using the cereal boxes. Next paint the whole robot silver and glue the pieces together.

Make sure all of the wires are in the right place.

Yes. You do it says at the bottom that its not a real person and it learn from people

but its a human you talk to. but about 4 texts later it switches you with another person so you may get confused

you- so do you go to school?

cleverbot- yes

you- but your a computer

cleverbot- no your the bot.

you- no im not!!

cleverbot- if you can read then how are you reading what I say?

see it mixes you up with other convos and you are being swaped between real people.

Go to its back and shoot its head 5 or 6 times and he blows up.

Robots can by moved by electric motors, by air pressure, by hydraulic pressure, or even by using magnetic fields.

it can help childrens understanding of people and things

it really depends on the kind u wanna build. Ive built battle bots and i can give u basics, but most of this u have to nswer on ur own.

if u just want like a car based thingy- go buy the parts. you can buy kits or bases for car bots then go build it and customize.

if u want a tank type robot, i recommend starting from scratch. Ive done this before, and its really fun. all you need is to know where to buy parts. i suggest a local hobby shop for ADVICE!! and buy ur parts online. robotmarketplace.com is a good place to start. good for all robotic needs

after this for like standing robots and junk, i don't know. below is a basic pats list for any robot.

MOTORS- these come in many shapes and sizes. first think of a motor. you thought of like the little things you get from inside toy cars and stuff. sure you can buy that, but theres more. I have bought motors from robotmarketplace that are about the same size, yet if you take two pairs of pliers and try stopping them, you cant. also Mae sure you know what size ur buying. theres antweight class (the size you find in toys) then theres beetle class (the size youd find in one of those cars kids ride around in) then you get into some crazy ones that probly wouldn't be much use. also go for brushed motors. unless ur a serious fanatic, brushed motors are a lot cheaper and have very little difference in ability. motors can cost anywhere from 10 to 100 dollars

Transmitter and Reciever Radio Controls- these can get costly. bout 100 bucks for a cheap set. however, its not just pick randomly here. 2.4 Ghz controlers are the best, if ur not around lots of cellphones. if ur near too many cellphones, the 2.4Ghz controler is messed up by the bluetooth. also becareful not to infringe any of the FCC regulations (don't use airplane only signals for a ground robot or vice versa)

structural materials- gotta make the body out of something bub.

ESC- electronic speed control- takes the power from the battery/receiver and varies voltage to increase and decrease speed based on the signlas ffrom the receiver. cn vary in price. tank ones can cost ~ 60; nontank single motor ESC cost less.

servos- not generally used for tank drives, these are special motors that are used for steering. vary in price, usually cheap~10-20

batteries- this can get very long, so look for the question "Which is better a cell-battery or a Litium Ion battery". there i explained all the types of batteries and their differences

Frankly this is a BIG undertaking but a lot of fun. it can be a headache, so get ready for it and make sure u want to do it, or else you could waste TONS of cash.

THIS IS NOT A CHEAP UNDERTAKING

You may remember, every game on the old platform consoles used to be a 2D left to right game style. A company called id Software wanted to create the 3D technology video game, which then they created Doom. When the technology was released, most gaming companies went the same way and got involved with 3D gaming.

If you are meaning 3D like 3D TV's and movies etc. This technology was out for many many years where you had to wear red and blue paper glasses. Just recently, they bought the technology back, bigger and better than before. As Nintendo as show you, playing a handheld console with 3D technology doesn't need glasses to view 3D. With this, Sony is now looking at 3D display and even Apple.

Yes, Zer0 can talk, he'll make comments as you play, like the other characters. If you find the audio logs in Sawtooth Cauldron, you'll learn he sometimes composes a haiku after killing a target.

LEGO Mindstorms is useful because of its educational value. Students will often be able to learn the basic fundamentals of running and creating a software program while also working to solve challenging tasks with basic parts that LEGO offers. For instance, picking up and moving an object a certain distance.

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A mini-one like VEX? It takes about 1-3 Weeks or More. Tetrix Robots, 1 Week or Less. A, Like Japan Robot (Human-Size?) It can take Fews years, for Designing, Planning, and Building (After you get the design complete and working, Then you can Produce more and more in a Year (Knowing the Design) Hope This Helps :)

You can for the latest version

There is cleverbot.com but it's not working on my computer.

there is also jabber wacky but cleverbot works better i think

i have found a robot that is super smart! its amazing!

www.sensationbot.com

you can choose regular chat, romantic chat, smack talk and sex chat.

then on sex chat and romatic chat you can choose want gender you want it it stays the same!

You can get a gold robotics badge by continuing to work on the robotics station that you bought for your Sim from the Buy Mode. Be patient as it takes lots of time to build these talent badges. It would also help you to build it slightly faster if you have a better skill level in skills that are related to robotics, such as Mechanical and Cleaning.