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What is a Humanoid Anyway?
History of Humanoid Robot
Why to Develop Humanoids?
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Human Evolution
Legged Locomotion
Humanoid Robot Applications
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Conclusion
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Recent enhancement in robotics - Humanoid robots
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Resemble human both in appearance and behaviour
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History of Humanoid Robot
Integration of scientific and engineering fields, has a social dimension
WASEDA University- leading research sites
First usable robot by HONDA in 1996
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What is a Humanoid Anyway?
Humanoid refers to any being whose body structure resembles that of a human: head, torso, legs, arms, hands.
But it is also a robot made to resemble a human both in appearance and behaviour.
The difference between a robot and android is only skin-deep, looks exactly like humans on the outside, but with internal mechanics of humanoid robot.
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Introduction
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WASEDA University- leading research sites
First usable robot by HONDA in 1996
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First high profile humanoid robot-Honda’s ASIMO-2000
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More rational reasons
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Why adapt all to robots?
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- 2. Robotics And its scope in FutuRe.
- 3. Robotics: tHe scientiFic bRAncH tHAt is used to studY tecHnicAL opeRAtions on Robots And AppLYing tHeM in ouR LiFe. MAKing Robots And AppLYing tHeM in ouR ReAL LiFe FoR use.
- 4. in LAst 30 YeARs Robotics tecHnoLgY tAKe A HigH At A VeRY FAst RAte FRoM A LiMited Robotic ARM to A HuMAnoid one.
- 5. A Robotic ARM: MostLY used As An industRiAL woRKeR incReAses tHe pRoduction RAte. HAs MoRe AccuRAcY tHAn A HuMAn woRKeR. HAs MoRe poweR tHAn A HuMAn woRKeR .
- 6. THE SAME YEAR IN WHICH THE ROBOTIC ARM INTRODUCED THAT ARM CAUSES FIRST DEATH OF A 37 YEAR OLD ENGINEER AT KAWASAKI INDUSTRIES. THE ROBOT PUT THAT ENGINEER INTO A GIANT GRINDING MACHINE AND THAT NEWS WAS MADE PUBLIC AFTER 5 MONTHS OF THAT INCIDENT. 1981: AFTER THAT INCIDENT THREE LAWS OF ROBOTICS WERE INTRODUCED.
- 9. ASIMO = ADvANCED STEP IN HUMAN MOBILITY: HUMANOID ROBOT SIZED 4 FEET 3 INCHES AND WEIGHTS 54KG. MOST FAMOUS HUMANOID ROBOT ACROSS THE WORLD IT HAS 20 PROCESSORS TO CONTROL DIFFERENT OPERATIONS WITHIN IT. IT COSTS 72,00,000 TO 93,00,000 INR. CURRENTLY WE ARE HAvING E6 vERSION OF ASIMO INPIRED FROM P3 vERSION. RESEARCHERS WANT TO DO vARIOUS UPGRADATION IN ASIMO E6 AND WORKING FOR SAME.
- 10. THEY ARE WORKING FOR FACIAL ExPRESSION ON ASIMO MORE EqUATIONS FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS NEEDED FOR AN ASIMO TO SURvIvE IN PRACTICAL ENvIRONMENT AS AN ExAMPLE THE PICTURE BELOW THIS TExT SHOWS RESEARCHERS WANT AN ASIMO ROBOT TO BE A PROGRAMMED FIREFIGHTER. RESEARCHERS ALSO WANTS INCRESE ITS BATTERY BACKUP WHICH IS CURRENTLY 57 MINUTES.
- 11. NAO(NA-Oh): NAO the rObOt develOped by SONy techNOlOgieS iS the 2Nd mOSt fAmOuS humANOid rObOt. itS height iS 58 cm ANd weight iS 4.8kg ANd it uSeS liNux OperAtiNg SyStem pluS mAjOr pArt Of hiS SOftwAre iS develOped iN mAt lAb. it cOStS 2,71,000 tO 8,12,000 iNr it uSeS iNtel AtOm prOceSSOr ANd giveS bAckup Of 2 hOur thiS rObOt iS prOgrAmmed tO be frieNdly with humAN beiNgS he hAS A cute AttrActive vOice.
- 12. hrp-4: hrp-4 iS develOped At A jApANeSe iNStitute. itS height iS 5 feet ANd weight iS 39 kg ANd giveS bAckup Of 30 miNuteS cONtiNuOuSly. A hrp-4 cOSt rANgeS frOm 54,00,000 tO 67,00,000 iNr. it uSeS AN iNtel peNtium prOceSSOr ANd liNux OS.
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- 15. 3.SpAce techNOlOgy ANd Security future SpAce prOjectS will be depeNdeNt ON rObOtS. rObOtS with Self repAiriNg SyStem. lOweSt eNergy cONSumptiON. Spy rObOtS treNd. ArmieS with beSt rObOticS techNOlOgieS.
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