L23 Robotics
L23 Robotics
ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY
Discipline of science
and engineering
dedicate to the
d design, construction
and use of mechanical
robots.
CHARACTERISTICS
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TYPES OF ROBOTS
Pre-Programmed Robots Humanoid Robots
• Operate in a • Look like and/or mimic human
controlled behavior.
environment • Perform human-like activities (
• Do simple, monotonous tasks. running, jumping and carrying
• Example objects), even look like us,
• mechanical arm on having human faces and
an expressions.
• E.g. Hanson Robotics’ Sophia
automotive assembly line.
• To weld a door on, to insert and Boston Dynamics’ Atlas.
a certain part into the
engine, etc.
Autonomous Robots Teleoperated Robots Augmenting Robots
• operate • mechanical • either enhance current
independently bots human capabilities or
of human operators. • work
controlled byin humans. replace the capabilities
• Designed
tasks in carry open
to out geographical
extreme a human may have lost.
environments that conditions, • E.g. robotic prosthetic
not circumstances,
weather, etc. limbs or exoskeletons
supervision
require do • E.g. human- used to lift
• E.g. Roomba human submarines or drones
controlled weights.
hefty
cleaner which uses
vacuum used to detect
, to roam landmines on a
throughout a home
sensors battlefield.
freely.
PRE PROGRAMMING ROBOT:
HUMANOID ROBOT:
AUTONOMOUS ROBOT:
TELEOPERATED ROBOT:
AUGMENTING ROBOT
Applications of Robotics
• Help to control forest fires
• Working in manufacturing plants with humans (known
as co-bots)
• Companionship to elder individuals
• Surgical assistants
• package and food order delivery
• Autonomous household robots that carry out home
tasks
• Assisting with finding items and carrying them
throughout warehouses
• Used during search-and-rescue missions after natural
disasters
• Landmine detectors in war zones
Uses of Robots
Manufacturing Logistics
• Robots and co-bots (bots • Shipping, handling
that work quality control robots and
humans) alongside
work to efficiently becoming a must-have for are
test and assemble products, most retailers and logistics
like cars and industrial companies.
equipment.
• There are more than three
million industrial robots in
use right now.
Home Trave
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• Robots can be seen, helping • A combination of
with chores, reminding us of science
data and robotics, self-
our schedules and driving vehicles are taking
entertaining our kids.
even the world by storm.
• E.g. Roomba. • E.g. Automakers, like Tesla,
Ford, Waymo, Volkswagen
and BMW are all working on
the next wave of travel that
will let us sit back, relax and
enjoy the ride.
• Rideshare companies
Uber and Lyft
Healthcare
• robot-assisted surgeries to bots that help humans
recover from injury in physical therapy.
• E.g. Toyota’s healthcare assistants, which help people
regain the ability to walk, and “TUG,” a robot designed
to autonomously stroll throughout a hospital and
deliver everything from medicines to clean linens.
ROBOTIC PROCESS
AUTOMATION (RPA)
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ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION (RPA)
Industrial Software
RPA RPA
Automation type
VS
Robotics is the process of designing, creating and using
robots to perform a certain task.
INTELLIGENT PROCESS AUTOMATION VS ROBOTIC
PROCESS AUTOMATION
Intelligent process
Robotic process automation (RPA) automation, or Intelligent
Automation (IA),
• allows software robots to use
• automates the company’s
an
mimic human
application’s interfacewithout
useractions (UI) to business processes using RPA,
modifying systems or requiring BPM, analytics and artificial
human intervention. intelligence (usually machine
• Effective for automotive rule-based learning).
tasks that use structured digital • IA can automate complex
data. business processes that are
judgment-based and use
unstructured and non- digital
data sources.
BENEFITS
OF RPA
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