What are the application areas of robots?

Industrial robots

The earliest industrial robot, first appeared in?industrial?production workshops in 1961. Its function was to pick up car parts and place them on conveyor belts, accurately completing the same repetitive action according to a predetermined basic program.

With the development of technology, the use of tactile sensors and pressure sensors to add visual sensing systems to robots has led to the emergence of "sensory" robots, gradually moving towards artificial intelligence.

Military and logistics?robots

One?type of?robotic dog is equivalent in size to a large dog and can play a very important role in the battlefield: transporting ammunition, food, and other items to soldiers in areas with inconvenient transportation.?A?four legged robot dog developed in 2005. Over the next decade, it underwent five versions of iterations.

By the time the new version robotic dog?was released in 2018, it could already do many things: open the door, help people get drinks, step on a banana peel?and stand up on its own.?The robotic dog?has also learned skills such as free running, autonomous navigation, backward somersault, and pulling a car, and can handle heavy objects between two points.?We can also apply it to the last mile of logistics delivery.

Life and entertainment robots

In an office building in Shanghai, it is moving its small body and carrying lunch takeout for ?workers. With confidence, it uses its infrared photosensitive system to press the elevator button and says in the voice of cute baby, "I'm glad to take the elevator with you." When it arrives at the company gate, it dials your phone with one click, "Master, your takeout has arrived”. This is a food delivery robot during the epidemic, interpreting the technological charm of the intelligent era.

When you walk into a training classroom or a large exhibition hall, you may see a humanoid robot that is skilled in singing and dancing, as well as Tai Chi, martial arts, tango, and fitness. It has powerful computing power, speech recognition, and image recognition capabilities, and may even exhibit different emotional expressions and language expressions such as joy, anger, sadness, thought, shock, and fear.

With the development of technology, more and more robots will appear in our work and life scenarios.?Are you ready to adapt to the era of intelligence?

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