Robotics

For me the best robot you could ever have is the one built by yourself, I know it requires a lot of knowledge but it's better to have the strategy that worked for you automated than some robots that only promise windfalls and you end up losing everything.

A good place to start though would be to Use MetaTrader4 as a trading platform. It lets you test the robots you choose against historical data and run paper trades or dummy runs with demo accounts.

Also if you are buying Forex robot don't forget to run backtesting that can show is system worth its money.

Because people made robots that where to strong to be destroyed.

but there have been roomers of a sires 8

^ Rather, they were made ridicuously dangerous. Wheely big cheese could flip 100kg robots out of the arena and hit the polycarbonate guards protecting the audience, probably even break them. Multiple robots with spinning blades found it easier to destroy the arena walls, and Razer even managed to cause some serious damage to Matilda.

And I seriously doubt series 8 will be released, it was cancelled early 10 years ago.

the world's first working robot joined the assembly line at the General Motors plant in Ewing Township in the spring of 1961. It was nothing like the metallic humanoid robots seen in movies and on television in those days in America and Japan.

yes

Rescue robots are used for mining accidents, urban disasters, hostage situations, and explosions. People who work to rescue survivors could lose their jobs to these robots. It will need a strong supply of power to keep these robots working. They major impact of this robot is it has saved many lives.

Possibly one day ;)

false

You would hire such an assistant for the same reason you hire any assistant: if you have too many things to do, can afford to pay for one, and think that your time is better spent elsewhere than for whatever tasks you hire the assistant for.

False. A robot has to be programmed by humans. The robots used in a car manufacturing company can only do tasks in assembling cars by following the instructions given it by human computer programmers. Artificial Intelligence will eventually produce robots that can think and make decisions for themselves. One example is the development of driverless cars. But that is still in the future! There is development to build a robot that can walk, talk, climb up and down stairs. What does the future in robotics hold? I see a time when paralized people, who can't walk or move without a wheelchair, can sit in a robotic contraption and move, walk, up and down stairs, moving as though they were not paralized at all.

bluetooth,wireless,normal wires

Yes, Ultron is an example

military, industry,agriculture,etc

the summary .our modern existance

The vast majority of robots use no AI.

In general AI in robots is still limited to mostly robotics research.

So far, they lack compassion.

wireless internet data chips

50 out of 50 so half of the high teck machines can build an iron man

No.

Robotic machines can be used in hazardous areas where humans could not safely go.

Every robot has a different function, but overall, robots are designed to have a positive impact on humanity.

We do. They just don't look like the ones in movies.

Nor do they have actual intelligence (yet).

Well, right now I don't think that they really do much, but the potential is there. They have vacuuming robots, so they might make us used to not having to do that task... but even then, it doesn't necessarily make us lazy unless we choose to do nothing. Robots, even in a futuristic world where they could do all the cleaning and cooking and even driving wouldn't *cause* us to be lazy. They would only allow us extra time to choose what to do, and we could choose to be lazy or not.

I imagine a lot of us would choose laziness if we didn't have to work to support ourselves or our loved ones, so the more robots are able to take over, the lazier we may grow as a people. There is a story by EM Forster that predicts a similar future called "The Machine Stops" where people have become so dependent on machines that they don't even have the strength to walk more than a few steps before becoming exhausted. Hopefully we will choose more wisely as we develop our technology.

Robot antennae

yes

when part of it is human

trust me im pro gamer

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