Engineers and their inventions that defined robotics
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Several engineers and inventors defined the field of robotics through their groundbreaking creations. Joseph Engelberger and George Devol invented the first programmable industrial robot, Unimate. Victor Scheinman invented the first electrically powered robotic arm. Ichiro Kato built WABOT-1, the world's first humanoid robot. Takeo Kanade built the first direct drive robotic arm. David Hanson created Sophia, one of the most advanced AI androids. These inventions laid the foundation for the robotics field.
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This document discusses automation and robots. It defines automation as using systems and technology to minimize human assistance. Robots are machines that can perform tasks automatically in place of humans. The earliest modern robot was created in the 1950s by George Devol. In the late 1960s, Joseph Engleberger acquired Devol's patent and produced industrial robots through his company Unimation. Robotic process automation uses software to automate routine tasks. The document discusses different types of robots and their applications in areas like security, space exploration, healthcare, food preparation, and more. It concludes that automation and robotics will transform the future as technologies replace more human jobs but also enhance workforce capabilities.
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The document provides an overview of the history and development of robotics. It discusses how early automatons like Vaucanson's duck in the 18th century demonstrated life-like behavior through mechanical mechanisms. The Jacquard loom introduced the concept of a programmable machine. The term "robot" was coined in a 1921 play and helped shape public perceptions. Early innovators in robotics included George Devol, who filed the first robotics patent in 1954, and Joseph Engelberger, who founded the first robotics company Unimation in 1956 and installed the first industrial robot. The document outlines the development and different types of robots including manufacturing, service, field, and humanoid robots.
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This document discusses the history and technology of humanoid robots. It provides details on:
- The origins of the words "robot" and "robotics", coined by Karel Capek in 1920 and Isaac Asimov in the 1940s.
- Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics which govern a robot's behavior regarding human safety.
- Examples of early humanoid robots developed by Honda between 1993-2000, including the P1 prototype.
- The typical components of humanoid robots, including sensors, effectors, controllers, arms, legs.
- Potential advantages and disadvantages of humanoid robots compared to humans.
- The conclusion that current humanoid robots have defects compared
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This presentation provides an overview of robotics. It defines a robot as an automatic machine that can be programmed to perform tasks, and notes that the word "robot" originated from the Czech word for forced labor. The presentation discusses the history of robotics, including the introduction of the term in a 1920 play and the coining of the term "robotics" in the 1940s. It also outlines Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics. The presentation describes different types of robots and provides examples of their applications and advantages, while also acknowledging disadvantages like potential job losses.
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Robots are re-programmable machines that can perform hazardous tasks like removing mines or working in space. The field of robotics involves designing and building robots. The word "robot" was coined in 1920 by Karel Capek in his play R.U.R., while the term "robotics" was coined by Isaac Asimov in the 1940s. George Devol invented the first digital and programmable robot called Unimate in 1954 to lift hot metal from die casting machines. Robots typically have sensors, effectors, actuators, controllers, processors and arms. Common types of robots include mobile, stationary, autonomous, and virtual robots.
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This document discusses robotics and automation. It defines robotics as an interdisciplinary field that involves the design, construction, operation, and use of robots to help and assist humans. The goal of automation and robotics in intelligent environments is to automate functions in the home and provide services to inhabitants. The document outlines different types of robots including industrial, medical, military, consumer, and research robots. It also discusses the history of robotics and provides examples of early robots. The main purposes of robotics discussed are exploration, industry, medicine, military/police, and toys.
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This document summarizes information about robotics presented by Subrat Kumar Sahoo at Talcher Autonomous College. It discusses the origins and definitions of robots and robotics. Key points include:
- The term "robot" was coined in a 1920 play and comes from the Czech word for forced labor.
- Robots are mechanical devices that perform human tasks automatically or remotely. Robotics is the study and application of robot technology.
- Common types of robots include industrial robots for manufacturing, mobile robots, educational robots, and domestic robots.
- The main components of a robot are its manipulator, end effector, actuators, sensors, controller, processor, and software.
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basic introduction to robotics and related technologies. This will help them to learn about the basic circuit building and related technological advancement necessary for the development of Robotics specially in conjunction to Artificial Intelligence. Also the use of prevalent Engineering tools required to develop such circuit.
Technological Evolution of Robotics - Dr Sanjoy Sanyal
• Contrary to what Sci-Fi thrillers would have us believe, Robots are not self-aware machines
• They will not enslave us into bonded labors in their version of ‘Silicon Mines’!
• They will not wage war against Humans, like ‘Skynet’!
• They will not send one of their own from the Future to the Present to kill a boy, who they have determined is destined to lead future Humans against the Robots!!
Read on to see the Technological Evolution of Robotics over the last half-century.
I have created a unique Classification of Robotics that some may find very handy in understanding the complexity and versatility of the current specialized field of Robotics.
Next in this series will see descriptions of Surgical, Space and Military Robots.
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This document provides an overview of robots and robotics. It defines a robot as a re-programmable, automatic machine that can replace humans in hazardous work. The document traces the origins of the word "robot" to a 1920 play and discusses how Isaac Asimov coined the term "robotics" and established three laws of robotics. It also describes the main components of industrial robots including sensors, effectors, actuators, controllers, and arms. Finally, it outlines some common types of robots like mobile, autonomous, remotely operated, and virtual robots and discusses both the advantages and disadvantages of using robots.
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This document discusses the history and technology of robotics. It defines a robot as a mechanical device that performs human tasks under remote or automatic control. Robotics is the study of designing and building robots. The first use of the term "robotics" was in a 1920 play where artificial people called robots were manufactured in a factory. The document outlines the three laws of robotics, discusses the first industrial robot called Unimate, and lists the key parts and types of robots. It provides examples of how robots are beneficial for tasks like working in dangerous environments but also notes disadvantages such as potential job losses and high costs.
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Engineers and their inventions that defined robotics
- 1. ENGINEERS AND THEIR INVENTIONS THAT DEFINED ROBOTICS
- 2. JOSEPH ENGELBERGER "The father of Robotics" -He was an American Physicist, businessman, and manufacturing and society at large. - One of the inventor of UNIMATE.
- 3. GEORGE D. DEVOL - The partner of Joseph Engelbert to invent the first programmable industrial robot ( unimate)
- 5. UNIMATE The First Programmable Industrial Robot
- 6. VICTOR SCHEINMAN -Widely known as inventor of the first Electrically Powered Computer Controlled Robotic Arm.
- 7. STANFORD ARM - This robot was a lightweight, multiprogrammable and versative device that has been widely adapted for use in industry from automobile assembly lines to other task.
- 8. ICHIRO KATO - Build the World's First Real Android - Applied his studies of humanoid robots to initiate the highly influential WABOT project in 1967. - By 1972 this project had created the world's first- full- scale humanoid 'intellegent' robot- WABOT-1.
- 9. WABOT-1 - came complete with two arms, could walk on two legs and used a pair of cameras to see. - Became the world's first android ( humanoid android).
- 10. WABOT-1 - is limb system allowed it to walk with its lower limbs and it could grip and more objects with it's hands that came complete with tactile sensors. It allowed WABOT-1 to measure distances and calculate directions to object using its other visual and acoustic sensors. And its conversation system allowed it to communicate with a person in Japanese, with an artificial mouth.
- 11. TAKEO KANADE - Build the first Direct Drive Robotic Arm
- 12. FIRST DIRECT ROBOTIC ARM - This arm contained all of its motors within the robot assembly itself and this eliminated long transmission.
- 13. DR. TOSHIDA DOI - was behind SONY'S Groundbreaking AIBO Robodog. - He is widely credited as AIBO'S creator . - AIBO ( Abbreviation for Artificial Intellegence Robot) - Doi created the Qrio, a running humanoid dog.
- 14. QRIO - a running humanoid dog
- 15. DAVID BARRRETT - Built ROBO TUNA in 1996 - The first fully functional robotic fish ever built. It was designed to mimic the shape and motion of a real fish and was controlled by six servo motors.
- 16. JOE JONES - The inventor of the Roomba
- 17. ROOMBA - The famous home cleaning robot , was first release in 2002 by iRobot. - It featured a series of sensors that let the robot navigate a space to perform its programmed cleaning activities. These sensors enabled the robot to detect obstacles, dirty spots on the floor or step up inclines and stairs.
- 18. DAVID HANSON - The responsible for the creation of Sophia.
- 19. SOPHIA
- 20. Sophia- is one of the most advanced AI androids yet created by mankind 'she' was developed and built by the Hongkong based Company Hanson Robotics who activated her in April 2015.
- 21. THANK YOU!!!!