Robotics

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I don't think that Artificial Intelligence will ever overcome human intelligence, but there have definitely been many many science fiction scenarios invented about that, most of which are quite entertaining, and it is a plausible idea that our technology could get there with time.

The idea that they could is a tempting one; if we could build machines that think and learn, then they, with unlimited lifetimes and without the need to sleep, probably could surpass us easily. We would probably then try to enslave them, and in turn of course end up as their slaves (the way most of the science fiction plots go). Skynet, HAL, WOPR (War Games), VIKI (I, Robot), and many, many more, teach us that the machines are, indeed, out to get us.

Just for me personally, I don't think that we're going to be able to reproduce human-level intelligence / intuition / creativity because we *are* the ultimate biological machines, made by our creator, and so far we can't even make a reliable spellcheck. Of course I definitely could be wrong. If so, I, for one, will welcome our new AI overlords.

Yes, of course.

Sensors are necessary to check own status and/or of any object (like human target).

Without sensors any robot is not able to search, find, indentify or even to move in difficult area.

Sensors are important to receive feedback for the human, who is steering a robot.

If robot is at automatic drive (no human is steering - only on software running) sensors are also very important to the robot to get any information about the outside, the surrounding of it.

there might be but no one knows for sure.

digital waves are recorded

Identity and tracking.

Most remotes use IR (infrared) signals to communicate with devices. This means that the remote has to have "line of sight" with the receptor; you can use reflective surfaces to increase the odds of receiving a signal (e.g. a mirror). IR is often used because it is low powered and usually sufficient for most cases (RF is usually overkill, for example, as you don't need to control your devices from outside or other long distances).

PCB stands for "Polychlorinated biphenyl" in chemistry and environmental protection. PCB stands for "printed circuit board" in electrical engineering.

Difficult to say for certain as there are some minor differences in the specifications of these two motors. The SM34205D replaces the SM3420D, so it would be reasonable to assume they are compatible, however my best advice would be to contact Moog Animatics directly.

A magic brain calculator operates by using mental math techniques and visualization strategies to perform calculations quickly and accurately without physical tools. Users typically practice specific methods, such as breaking numbers into smaller components or using mnemonic devices to remember formulas. The key is to strengthen cognitive abilities through regular practice, allowing for swift calculations in various scenarios. Ultimately, it's about enhancing mental agility and numerical intuition.

Mind control. Definitely.

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All micro-controllers are going to be difficult to use, because you build your circuits around them, not vice versa. From a programmer perspective, the BASIC Stamp uses PBasic which is very easy to use and understand. The PIC16F84 Micro series uses assembly, but only has 30 commands and is much more powerful IMHO.

We have as yet been unable to develop a robot with sentience, which would be a prerequisite for it displaying a preference in companionship. Therefore, while there are many millions of robots assisting mankind, none of them have "friends".

Of course, an alternate meaning of the question would be "Are there those who are 'friends' to the robots, in the way that some are 'friends' to the animals?"

The answer would still be no. Animals at least care on a certain level what happens to them. A 'friend' to animals then, makes sure to advocate for conditions in which the animal is what we might infer to be 'happy'. Or at least safe and unharmed.

However, robots do not even rise to the level of having feelings. There is nothing that any human can do that will let them be more or less happy. There isn't anything to be done to make them more or less 'safe' and 'unharmed', either. As inanimate objects, they are safe and unharmed whether they are in full operating order, or broken into bits, or melted down into slag.

So no one can be their 'friend' in any kind of way that has meaning.

Finally, there may be one possible exception. Various groups have participated in studying how to protect the rights of future robots - the kind who may be sentient. One might loosely regard them as 'friends' of robots, but only the future and hypothetical robots that may never be.

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Pleo as in the animatronic dinosaur from Ugobe stands for Personal Life Enhancing Organism.

For more information on Ugobe's Pleo:

http://www.bobthepleo.com/forums

PLEO also stands for Party Leaders and Elected Officials of the United States' Democratic Party.

You can construct a NAND gate using relays. If the contacts are in series, it is an AND gate. If the contacts are in parallel, it is an OR gate. Depending on which contact you use, it is a NOT gate. Simply pick the right combination of contacts and the meaning of the signal, and you can consider it to be a NAND gate.

It doesn't matter which field it is or what is the age of the person! The only thing that matters is hardwork. If you want something you got to sacrifice something. :)

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They can be programmed to.

no,

printer is not a robot.

It will just be called dancing because if humans do " The Robot" they wouldn't be an actual robot.

An input device. It is because it let the source to flow.