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    World of The Robots

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    This document provides an overview of robots and their development over time. It discusses early concepts of robots from ancient times through the 13th century. It then explains the origins of the term "robot" from Karel Capek in the 1920s. Important developments include Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics to ensure robots don't harm humans. Current uses of robots include industrial applications, space exploration, and competitions like RoboCup to develop advanced robot soccer skills. Human-like robots are also being developed that can have conversations, display emotions, and assist with tasks.

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    This document provides an overview of robots and their development over time. It discusses early concepts of robots from ancient times through the 13th century. It then explains the origins of the term "robot" from Karel Capek in the 1920s. Important developments include Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics to ensure robots don't harm humans. Current uses of robots include industrial applications, space exploration, and competitions like RoboCup to develop advanced robot soccer skills. Human-like robots are also being developed that can have conversations, display emotions, and assist with tasks.

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    This document provides an overview of robots and their development over time. It discusses early concepts of robots from ancient times through the 13th century. It then explains the origins of the term "robot" from Karel Capek in the 1920s. Important developments include Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics to ensure robots don't harm humans. Current uses of robots include industrial applications, space exploration, and competitions like RoboCup to develop advanced robot soccer skills. Human-like robots are also being developed that can have conversations, display emotions, and assist with tasks.

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    WORLD OF THE ROBOTS

    YEAR 2008
    These days, all news talk about them; new
    robot dog, new robot is sending to Mars by
    NASA, robots are playing the football and etc.
    Well, what is the robot which we said? Let’s see
    it…

    Many years ago, humans think something


    that was helpful. Before Christ, in 800,
    Homeros
    talked about some mechanic things which can
    do everything what you need or what you say.
    He described the robot with three legs, long arms. In 13century, Ebüilzel-
    Cezeri who is Arab, wrote a book about robots. In that book, he tells how we are
    going to wash the dishes by mechanism and in his imagion there was a woman
    who is robot, washing the dishes.

    If we can focus on the meaning


    of, “robot”, we can see Karel Capek
    who is Czech game writer. She took
    “robota” which mean urgent
    occupational and took “ robotnic”
    which mean worker. And she made
    up “Robotic”. Also, Isac Asimov wrote
    three law which call “Asimov
    Laws”. In the future, if we don’t want to
    “Terminatör”, we must be careful at
    these points:

    • Robots don’t attack someone and it doesn’t promise


    that.
    • Robots will do anything without first law
    • Robots secure yourself without first and second
    laws
    Ok, when robots take their
    ambitions? Are printers or kitchen-
    robots robots? First of all, if we are
    saying robot, there must be an
    im pression ( it’ll be color, light, shape
    or coordinate). After that, robots will
    use these datas for their reaction
    and exposition. Finally, it can
    move and work properly. In short,
    robot have three mother part;

    • Receptior for take data about the environment


    • Brain for think
    • Moving parts for move and work

    At present, many robots


    used in industry because of
    sensition which is necessary for
    dangerous works. On the other
    hand, they are working fast and
    correct. In this positive sides,
    universities and technology
    companies are racing. They
    organize some competition to
    find super robot. Also robots
    always use under the water and
    in the volcanoes because people can not reach there in safe ways. Otherwise
    mini-robots can enter the hole where people can not enter.

    NASA always use robots for


    their search programme. In 2007,
    NASA sent one of the famous
    robots which called Pathfinder. It is
    very clever. NASA’s second aim is
    to send worker robots for set up a
    new station.
    ROBOCUP is one of the tournament for robots.
    In this tournament robots are playing football.
    Tournament target is to organize football matches
    between robots and worldcup champion-team in
    2050.

    Robot like a human

    Japanese made a robot which


    called “ Repliee R-1 ”.
    It is like a child who is 5 years old.

    Robot have sensual

    The South Korean scientists made


    a robot which can dance, doing
    houseworks and have senses.
    And it can move its lips eyes
    and eye lashes. While it is walking,
    it can be happy or sad or excited.

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