What type of sensors exploratory robots use?
Heat, motion, and cameras. Heat detects temperatures of life such as us. Motion detects movement of anything in the robots sight, and cameras provide the details of the exploration.
What accident in 1986 need for a robot to go where humans couldn't?
Chernobyl it was a huge nuclear disaster and if you went well you died from radiation
How is the wakamaru taught to do its task?
It is taught to perform tasks by performing the programmig process, which is filled with many advanced technologies that are hard to describe
How do you get cleverbot to say he is a robot?
I did it in like 2 seconds: You are a robot. Cleverbot: no. You are a robot. Cleverbot: you are. You are a robot. Cleverbot: I am are you?
What will be the best and useful invention of 2030?
At this point, we don't know.
Inventions build on the discoveries of the past.
Modern computers could not have been invented without the previous invention of the microchip.
The microchip could not have been invented without the previous invention of the transistor.
The transistor could not have been invented without the previous invention of the vacuum tube.
The vacuum tube could not have been invented without the previous invention of electricity.
What will be invented between now and 2030? We need to know the answer to that question before we could even speculate on what will happen in 2030.
What are advantages of robots in war?
We value human life more than we do mechanical devices. Personally, I would rather a machine be destroyed than my son or daughter.
Machines can also be equipped with many more things then a human can. They feel no pain and would keep fighting until they were unable to move. They also will carry their maximum weight for miles never feeling wear and/or ear on "muscles" like humans. We would much rather send robots to war then our fellow Americans/ Other countrians but the issue is the cost. To manufature robots would cost billions and if you built ths armada then other countries would reataliat. Plus rbots can't think on tehir feet. Robots also can glitch and have errors.
How can you tell if the hex bug nano is rare or common?
its common. They are avalible in stores everywhere.
What are disadvantages of robotic systems?
in case of automatic robotic systems, the system may get failed if the electronic components do not work properly or sudden damage due to over heating, sudden change in electrical characteristics of components, of program gets corrupted
What impact do you think robots will have on your life in 10 years and in 50 years?
They will turn into skynet and take over the world
What do you do if your vex controller won't connect to the robot?
i would suggest getting a new controller and if you don't have one availible order it:)
What procedures can be performed by robotic surgery?
"Robotic surgery can perform many different surgeries. They include; general surgery, cardiothoracic surgery,cardiology and electrophysiology, gastrointestinal surgery, gynecology, neurosurgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, radiosurgery, urology, and vascular surgery."
No robots cant use the bathroom they simply have no Bladder so they cant ever have to go
To date, "humanoid robots" are doing well to walk without falling over, and can perform a few basic tasks such as recognizing a bright light or in some cases responding to a few voice commands provided that adequate voice recognition software has been installed.
G2 is the ultimate dark ride solution with 4 passenger robot manipulators running on a purpose built carriage to sustain the loads, the ride dynamics and versatility to integrate with peripheral effects are simply stunning.
What task does a household robots perform?
Basically anything that a wife can do, a household robot can do it better.
That answer is mean ^^^
the correct answer is:
they can do many jobs that lazy men won't do like....
Lawn mowing
vacuuming
cleaning
clean windows
Empty trash
clean pools
dishes
laundry
and all of these things can be done better by robots even if the lazy men decide to do it.
A non-adaptive robot is that will follow the instructions it is given despite changes in the environment. It will only stoop until it is shut it down by a human operator.
Non-adaptive robots are also known as open-loop systems, as they don't receive feedback from the environment and is hence incapable of making decisions and altering the output
Non-adaptive robots are commonly used in the industry for many tasks, including welding a spot, putting steel into a furnace and drilling a hole. They may be reprogrammable, which means that they may alter their tasks by accepting new instructions. This is, however, only possible when the robot is equipped to perform the new task.
What is the difference between an adaptive robot and a non-adpative robot?
A non-adaptive robot is that will follow the instructions it is given despite changes in the environment. It will only stoop until it is shut it down by a human operator.
Non-adaptive robots are also known as open-loop systems, as they don't receive feedback from the environment and is hence incapable of making decisions and altering the output
Non-adaptive robots are commonly used in the industry for many tasks, including welding a spot, putting steel into a furnace and drilling a hole. They may be reprogrammable, which means that they may alter their tasks by accepting new instructions. This is, however, only possible when the robot is equipped to perform the new task.
An adaptive robot is a robot that is capable of making decisions based on feedback from the environment, forming the basics for reasoning and intelligent reactions. The input received by a closed-loop system can produce a range of outputs, which depends on additional feedback from the environment. They are also called closed-loop systems, as they use output from their systems to control the behaviour of their systems.
An adaptive robot will need to sore a knowledge base of all the available outputs. Its sensors provide the robot with feedback on the changes in the environment. This will alter the processing carried to the robot and its behaviour so that it can adapt to the changes.
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.