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    Gems polytechnic college

    Robotics
    Team
    Somya Bharti
    member

    Sweety kumari
    Introduction
     Robotics is the field of engineering and technology
    focused on designing, constructing, operating, and
    using robots.

     Robotics is concerned with the generations of


    computer-controlled motions of physical objects in a
    wide variety of setting .
    Terminology
    The term robot derives from the Czech word robota(“forced
    labour”or”serf”)used by karel Capek In his play RUR .in.1920

    Robots
    Robot is a unit that implements this intraction with the physical
    worldbased on sensor,actuators,information processing.
    What is robotics…?

    A robot is a programmable machine designed to perform tasks


    autonomously or with minimal human intervention

    Robots can range from simple devices with specific functions to


    complex systems with advanced capabilities.
    Robot Construction
    1.Sensor
    Construction: Physical devices integrated into the robot to detect
    environmental data. Examples include cameras, ultrasonic
    sensors, and temperature sensors.
    Function: Collect information about the robot’s surroundings to
    2.Actuators
    guide its actions.
    Construction: Mechanical devices that convert energy into
    movement. Types include electric motors, servos, and pneumatic
    or hydraulic actuators.
    Function: Enable the robot to perform physical actions, such as
    moving, lifting, or manipulating objects.
    3.Control System:

    Construction: The central unit of a robot, usually composed of a


    microcontroller or computer that processes data and makes
    decisions. This includes hardware (like processors) and software
    (like control algorithms).
    Function:
    4.PowerInterprets
    Source: sensor data and sends commands to
    actuators to execute tasks.
    Construction: The energy system that powers the robot, which
    could be batteries, electrical connections, or other sources of
    energy.
    Function: Provides the necessary power for sensors, actuators,
    and the control system to operate.
    Robot Working
    1. Principles
    Programmin
    g: 2. Mobility:

    Principle: Robots follow


    programmed instructions or Principle: Mobile robots use
    algorithms that determine their various methods to navigate
    behavior and decision-making their environment, such as
    processes. This can be pre- wheels, tracks, or legs,
    defined or adapt based on AI and depending on their design
    machine learning. and purpose.

    Function: Directs how the robot Function: Allows robots to


    interacts with its environment move and operate in different
    environments, from factory
    Why is Robotics Needed…?
     Robotics is needed because:

    1.Speed
    2.Can work in hazardous/dangerous
    3.Temperature
    4.Can do repetitive task
    5.Can do work with accuracy
    History of Robots
    The acclaimed Czech playwright Karel Capek made the first use of
    the word 'robot', from the Czech word for forced labor or serf.

    The word 'robotics' was first used in Runaround, a short story


    published in 1942, by Isaac Asimov.

    But it was not until 1956 that a real robot came into existence.
    Objective
    The objective of robotics is to design, build, and use robots to
    perform tasks that are often repetitive, dangerous, or complex for
    humans
    study
    Studies in robotics focus on developing technology to improve robot
    functionality, efficiency, and versatility

    This includes areas like robot design, control systems, artificial


    intelligence, and human-robot interaction.
    Visual Graphics
    Visual graphics in robotics refer to visual representations used to
    convey information about robots, their components, functionality, and
    applications.

    These graphics help to simplify complex concepts, illustrate technical


    details, and make the information more engaging.
    Conclusion
    1 . Recap of Key Points
    • Advancements in Robotics: We've explored the rapid technological
    advancements in robotics, including improvements in artificial
    intelligence, machine learning, and sensor technologies.

    • Applications Across Industries: Robotics is


    revolutionizing various sectors such as manufacturing,
    healthcare, agriculture, and service industries, demonstrating
    versatility and impact.

    • Challenges and Considerations: The presentation


    highlighted key challenges, including ethical concerns, job
    displacement, and the need for robust safety standards.
    The Future of Robotics
    Innovative Trends: Emerging trends such as collaborative
    robots (cobots), autonomous systems, and robotic process
    automation (RPA) are set to drive future developments.

    Impact on Society: Robotics has the potential to significantly


    enhance quality of life, improve efficiency, and create new
    opportunities across diverse fields.

    Call to Action: Emphasize the importance of continued research,


    ethical considerations, and interdisciplinary collaboration to
    address challenges and maximize benefits
    • Final Thoughts

    Robotics is not just a technological marvel but a


    transformative force shaping the future.

    As we advance, staying informed and proactive will be


    key to harnessing its full potential while addressing the
    challenges it presents.
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