Can robots substitute human beings?
no because our technology isn't that advanced so the robots can make gestures and they don't have emotions the no. 1 thing a human has. Yes, for simple tasks robots can and have substituted humans in manufacturing and other fields.
Dexterity means the same thing to robots as it does to people or animals. It is an approximation of agility, especially in the hands. To people, this means that we can touch, pick up and manipulate objects in a complex fashion, flipping a coin between your fingers for example. Robots are slightly different in that most of them have very specific functions, such as rotating an object by a set degree, and most are fitted with special tooling that enables them to grip the object in a particular way. The more functions a robot can perform and the more ways in which it can move, the more dextrous it is said to be.
How did the robot get its name?
a short history of the robot is in the link below. Literary credit goes to the Czech writer Karel Capek.
South Korea claims world's smartest robot
(Agencies)
Updated: 2005-01-07 08:55
South Korean scientists said they had developed the world's smartest robot able to think and learn like a human.
Unveiling their creation, they said the robot that looks like a small teenager wearing a blue and grey space suit was the first wireless network-based human-like robot.
It can become wiser through learning because unlike other robots, the device is linked with an outside computer through a high-speed wireless telecom network, and is able to exchange information with the server and respond quickly to real-life environments.
they repair them selves, they can make them selves, learn and can make choices.
What are some problems with robots?
you can't trust them because they might turn on you like in the movie i,robot
What does a robot programmer do?
A programmer basically tells the robot what to do, in basic terms. They tell the robot what to do when say a joystick is turned, or if there isn't a joystick, they tell it what to do on its own. They write lines upon lines upon lines of code, and they can be very complicated, but I've heard that once you get used to it it's very fun.
Mechanical robots do not grow in the biological sense of the word but they are currently able to self modify. Experiments have taken place using modular robots which will connect together to form a more complex machine in response to external stimulus and situations. If this could be termed growing then yes it's possible.
There is also experimentation in biological like polymer muscle like tissues which can be instructed to flex, grow and contract which are being used to simulate biological movement. These tissues give a more human like movement which differs from the jerky movement provided by mechanical means.
Its not growth in the true meaning of the word but scientists are moving along that path with a self replicating robot being the goal.
Where you can find bootloader for AT89S51?
There is no bootloader available for at89s51(atmel version of 8051)....bcos of absence of bootloader section in at8s51....but u can always use bootloader if u have p89vrs51...this is also an 8051 based controller but it has a bootloader section in it....
What could the first robot do?
it put hot door handles on cars at gm in 1961. go to www.capitalcentury.com/1961.html.
What are disadvantages of robots in war?
1. Your robot can forget who sent it (the enemy will give it all the help it can).
2. It is not good to have a 100 Megawatt of robot and 1 Gigawatt of enemies.
3. The robot can shoot up the wrong guys- like civilians.
4. The robot can shoot up chaff- thinking it is the enemy. (Everybody likes this- until it's their robot.)
5. After you have bought your army a robot, there is no money left to pay for their beer (robots are expensive.)
6. When the enemy sees your robot, they will get the idea to build their own. (Everybody thinks its fun- until somebody does it to them.)
7. Forgetting your email password: No big deal! Forgetting military robot password? Last mistake, ever!
When and where was the word robot first used?
The word "robot" derives from Czech "robota"meaning servitude forced labor, which derives form the Czech "rab" which means slave."
It was first used in a play called "R.U.R." or "Rossum's Universal Robots" by the Czech writer Karel Capek.
However, literary credit is usually assigned (incorrectly) to the Czech Isaac Asimov who wrote "Runaround", a story about robots which contained the "Three Laws of Robotics".
A short history for the use of the word is in the link below.
How do you become a robotics technician?
George Brown College offers an online Robotics Technician program. The website for this program is www.onlinerobotics.com. The program consists of 14 modules and uses a robotics simulator called RoboLogix, which allows you to write your own robotics programs and run them using a 3D simulator in a realistic industrial environment. It is a great program.
In recent time robots are used for a variety of tasks. Therefore, robotics technicians perform the different types of duties depending upon application and types of work. Generally to become a robotics technician associate degree in robotics is required.
Most people say"NO we dont", but what about the disabled?? So that'll be a yes.....Its according to what people of today need.