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1. The robot is not just a man like device, though there are some that are, that serve out the wishes of its owner. In this article we will cover the basics of robots and what purpose they serve in our world today. The First robot invented Before 1206 robots were more like automated machines that performed a certain task. Those found in the first century A.D. were more like toys. It was not until 1206 that the Muslim inventory, Al-Jazari, created the first programmable robots. These robots were intended as musicians on a boat. The purpose was still amusing, but it is the first example of mechanisms that could be programmable and would interact in different ways by playing different rhythms. Properties of a robot There really is not a total consensus in the properties that robots have. There are some actions that allow people to define a machine as a robot or not. One of the most chief properties is that it is artificially created. If it is a biological entity, it cannot be considered a robot. Other properties are that the robots must be programmable, be able to sense its environment and interact independently. It also has to serve a purpose. You might be surprised, but actually resembling a human is not one of the properties. Robotic engineers are more focused on the controlled actions than it appears humanoid. Sentient robot Whether or not there is an actual "sentient" robot in existence is all depending on how you view sentience. At this point it is more about the robots being intelligent machines. Many can actually have the ability to sense its environment and can move without direct human intervention. One of the requirements of being labeled as "robots" is that it has to have the ability to make some choices on its own. Mechanized devices that cannot meet some of these criteria set forth are simply referred to as machines. Robots in literature This may come as a shock to you, but the first reference to mechanical servants is from Homer's Iliad. In it Hephaestus is helped by human-like mechanical devices to create new armor for Achilles. But it was not until the writer Isaac Asimov that the robot really came to be a staple in Science Fiction. In fact the very term "robotics" was coined by Asimov in his short story "Liar!" in 1941. There have been countless stories written that have involved a robot or two since then. Many of these works of literature have been turned into movies. Unfortunately, in many literary works, the robot is portrayed as the antagonist. For more: How to learn robotics | Learn Robotics Online | Buy Robot Parts Online India

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