Robotíks

Robotics is a field that deals with the design, construction, operation, structural dynamics, and bio-inspiration of robots. It has been extended to other areas such as computer vision, machine learning and artificial intelligence. The steps involved in robotics include recognizing tasks, designing, manufacturing, construction, integration, testing, and operation.

The field of robotics includes a wide range of robots for different sectors like agriculture, education, healthcare, military, vision, and human-robot collaboration. It also involves human machine interface, computer vision, and robotic problems. The term "robotics" is derived from the word "robot," which was originally coined by playwright Karel Čapek in the Czech language play "R.U.R." in 1920.

There are different types of robots used in various fields, such as manipulator, autonomous, walking robot, and soft robot. Each type of robot has its own set of specifications, software, and a principle of operation. Robots also employ artificial intelligence and machine learning for tasks such as understanding space and time, but also the concept of object permanence. Related disciplines of robotics include human-computer interaction, control theory, motor control, measurement functions, generation of tolerance and test standards.

Robotics is a slowly evolving field as it needs joint efforts from systems engineers, mechanical engineers, and computer scientists to develop new prototypes and improve existing ones. Robotics has become a popular field of interest due to increasing automation and artificial intelligence in various industries. The research and development of robotics has accelerated in recent years and has implications in various fields such as space exploration, industries, and society.