History of robots

Evolution of Robots

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  • Unimate

    Unimate

    First industrial robot. Transported die casting. Handling of parts weighing up to 500 lbs. The simplest controllers available in the industry today.
  • Wabot |

    Wabot |

    First humanoid robot. Can walk with low limbs. Transport objects with hands. Can measure distances using vision. Has a conversation system. World’s first android.
  • SCARA (Selective Compliance Assembly/Articuted Robot Arm)

    SCARA (Selective Compliance Assembly/Articuted Robot Arm)

    Superior High Speed Performance. High Rigidity and High Accuracy. Compact Design. Full Array of Options. Advanced Functions.
  • Wabot ||

    Wabot ||

    Read and play music. In built arm motors. Can hold a successful conversation .
  • 1986-1993 Honda e-series

    1986-1993 Honda e-series

    Can crawl on 4 legs. Is a humanoid robot. Weighs 85 kgs. 1.68 m tall.
  • AIBO(Artificial Intelligence Bot)

    AIBO(Artificial Intelligence Bot)

    Simultaneous location and mapping. Front-facing camera. Operate inside and outside of the home, and back up its personality.
  • Robonaut | (NASA)

    Robonaut | (NASA)

    Robonaut 1 has a head, torso, arms and hands like a person. Cameras in the head provide vision. Robonaut 1 can perform tasks designed to be done by human hands. Hands and fingers move like a person's.
  • Robonaut 2

    Robonaut 2

    Newly developed climbing legs. Designed to give the robot mobility in zero gravity. Humanoid robot in space. Can be controlled from Earth to space.
  • RoboSoccer

    RoboSoccer

    Multi-Agent robots planning and coordination. Pattern Recognition and real time control. Sensing Technology. Vision Systems (both global and local cameras). In the robots, there is a motion system which can accelerate and decelerate the robot to the desire speed and distance by creating force.
  • Sophia

    Sophia

    Uses artificial intelligence.
    Visual data processing.
    Facial recognition.
    Imitates human gestures.
    Facial expressions.
    Able to answer certain questions.
    Make simple conversations on predefined topics like on the weather.

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