Robotics

Robotics

Robotics

Robotics combines aspects of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science & AI to create machines capable of interacting with the physical world. Artificial Intelligence plays a key role in advancing robotics, enabling robots to perform more complex tasks, adapt to new environments, and learn from experience. AI helps in decision-making, allowing robots to function autonomously, recognize objects & interact meaningfully with humans and other robots. Industrial Robots- Precise factory assembly and production. Service Robots- Daily task assistance for humans. Medical Robots- Precision surgery and patient care. Military Robots- High-risk operations and defense. Exploratory Robots- Extreme environment data gathering. Agricultural Robots- Automated planting and harvesting tasks. Logistics Robots- Warehouse sorting and transporting goods. Humanoid Robots- Human-like interaction and assistance.

Key Idea

Mechanical Structure

Physical framework of the robot, including arms, legs, wheels, or tracks. The structure is designed according to the robot's purpose, whether it's for movement, lifting, or precision tasks.

Actuators & Sensors

Actuators are like the muscles of the robot, converting energy into motion. Sensors allow robots to gather information about their surroundings, including temperature, distance, pressure, light, and sound.

Controller & Programming

The control system acts as the robot's brain. It processes data from sensors, interprets instructions & sends signals to the actuators to perform the required actions. Robots are programmed to perform specific tasks.