The Future Of Robots
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Robots will play an important role in future society according to the document. They can help humans with tasks that are dangerous, repetitive, or require precision. Currently, robots are used for industrial tasks like manufacturing as well as medical procedures. In the future, robots may provide healthcare assistance and work in other service roles. A variety of robot types exist for industrial, military, space, and medical uses with more human-like robots under development.
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The document discusses how robots are increasingly being used in industries like manufacturing and how they are beginning to enter our daily lives. It describes how robots are currently used most widely in factories, especially in automotive manufacturing, but are also being developed for tasks like cleaning, cooking, gardening and more. The document also notes that countries with the most operational robots, like Japan, South Korea and Germany, tend to have lower unemployment rates. It predicts that robots will continue to take over more mundane household chores in the future to save people time.
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Robots are machines controlled by computers that perform repetitive or dangerous tasks. Most industrial robots are mechanical arms with electric motors and joints that allow bending. They have grippers instead of hands to hold tools or objects. Sensors provide feedback to computers controlling the arm movements. Common industrial robot jobs include welding car parts, painting cars, and assembling electronics. Robots are also used in medical procedures, handling hazardous chemicals, and exploring space. While not yet human-like, scientists are working to develop robots with greater intelligence, mobility, and abilities to assist with various tasks.
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