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- 2. Contents I. Definition II. History of Robotics III.Type of Robotics IV.Robotics Components V. Advantage and Disadvantage of robotics VI.Video of robotics VII.Conclusion
- 3. I. Definition of Robotics Robot is the branches of technology that deals with the design, construction , operation , application of robots and computer systems for their control.
- 4. II. History of Robotics The world “Robot” came into English language in 1924 from the translation of a 1921 Czech play R.U.R (Rossum’s universal Robot) by Karel Capek. The modern industrial robot was patented by George C. Devol in 1954 and he called it a << programmable articulated transfer device >>. George C. Devol is the premiere foundation in the world the first robot companies in 1956.
- 5. III. Type of Robotics Military Robot Social RobotSocial Robot Medical Robot Rehabilitation Robot
- 6. IV. Robots component Manipulation or Rover End effecter Actuators Sensors Controller Processor Software
- 7. Advantage of Robotics Medical health care Quality of work Quantity of production Robotics in household
- 8. Disadvantage of Robotics People can loss Job The needs more maintenance to keep it running It is to expensive.
- 9. Conclusion
- 10. Any question Thank you for your attentions