Robotics (Internet Of Things) Presentation

A power point presentation on robotics.

1. ROBOTICS ESEMEDAFE JOYCE EU210102-2541 Yonren Mitchelle EU210102-2580 Oliseowe ifechukwu eu210102-2564 Okwekwe Oghenemaro EU210102-2561 Obodo dainel EU210102-3075 Obuzor Charles EU210102-2556

2. Historical Background of Robotics Originated in ancient myths, such as automata described in Greek mythology (e.g., Talos). First practical designs by Leonardo da Vinci in the 15th century (mechanical knight). Industrial robots emerged in the mid-20th century (e.g., Unimate in 1961 for assembly lines). Modern robotics evolved with advancements in AI, sensors, and mechatronics.

3. Technologies Behind the Concept Artificial Intelligence (AI): Enables decision-making and adaptability. Machine Learning: Improves robot performance over time through data. Sensors and Actuators: Allow robots to perceive and interact with their environment. Robotics Hardware: Includes controllers, joints, and robotic arms. Human-Robot Interaction (HRI): Enhances collaboration and user interfaces.

4. Characteristics of the Concept Autonomy: Operates independently or semi-independently. Precision: Executes tasks with high accuracy. Programmability: Reprogrammable to suit various tasks. Interactivity: Capable of communication with users and systems. Adaptability: Adjusts to new environments and tasks.

5. Application Areas of the Concept Healthcare: Surgical robots, prosthetics, and patient monitoring. Manufacturing: Automation of assembly lines, quality control, and logistics. Agriculture: Autonomous tractors, drones for crop monitoring, and harvesting robots. Military and Defense: Surveillance robots, bomb disposal, and unmanned vehicles. Entertainment: Animatronics and interactive robotic devices.

6. Future Train of the Project Enhanced Human-Robot Collaboration: Robots will seamlessly work alongside humans in all industries. Social Impact: Robots in elder care, companionship, and education. Technological Advancement: Increased use of AI and quantum computing for smarter robots. Space Exploration: Autonomous robots for deep-space missions and extraterrestrial colonization. Economic Disruption: Reshaping job markets and creating new industries centered on robotics.

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