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Robotics is an interdisciplinary field focused on the design and operation of robots, which are machines that perform automated tasks. The document outlines the history, key components, types, applications, advantages, challenges, and future trends of robotics, emphasizing its transformative impact on various industries. It also highlights the growth of robotics in India and the integration of artificial intelligence to enhance robot capabilities.

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Robotics is an interdisciplinary field focused on the design and operation of robots, which are machines that perform automated tasks. The document outlines the history, key components, types, applications, advantages, challenges, and future trends of robotics, emphasizing its transformative impact on various industries. It also highlights the growth of robotics in India and the integration of artificial intelligence to enhance robot capabilities.

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Robotics

• Revolutionizing the Future


• Radhesh Mangesh Patil
• Pillai HOC College of Engineering and
Technology
• April 2025
What is Robotics?
• Robotics is an interdisciplinary branch of
engineering and science that includes
mechanical engineering, electrical
engineering, computer science, and others.

• It deals with the design, construction,


operation, and use of robots.

• Robots are machines capable of carrying out a


series of actions automatically, especially by
History of Robotics
• • Ancient myths of artificial beings (e.g., Talos
in Greek mythology)
• • 1495: Leonardo da Vinci’s mechanical knight
• • 1954: First programmable robot by George
Devol
• • 1961: Unimate – first industrial robot at
General Motors
• • 21st century: Humanoids, AI-powered
robots, robotic surgery
Key Components of a Robot
• 1. **Sensors** – Perceive the environment
(e.g., cameras, proximity sensors)
• 2. **Actuators** – Movement components
like motors and servos
• 3. **Controllers** – The brain that processes
input and sends commands
• 4. **Power Supply** – Batteries or electricity
• 5. **End Effectors** – Tools attached to
robots like grippers, welders
Types of Robots
• • **Industrial Robots** – Used in
manufacturing, welding, painting
• • **Service Robots** – For domestic tasks
(e.g., vacuum robots)
• • **Medical Robots** – Assist in surgery,
diagnostics
• • **Military Robots** – Surveillance, bomb
disposal
• • **Humanoid Robots** – Mimic human
motion and interaction
Working of a Robot
• Robots operate in a loop:
• 1. **Sense** – Use sensors to gather data
• 2. **Think** – Process data via
microcontrollers or processors
• 3. **Act** – Perform physical actions

• This loop continues to allow the robot to


adapt and respond.
Applications of Robotics
• • **Manufacturing** – Automating repetitive
tasks, increasing efficiency
• • **Healthcare** – Robotic surgery,
prosthetics, rehabilitation
• • **Agriculture** – Crop monitoring,
automatic harvesting
• • **Space Exploration** – Rovers, satellites,
autonomous probes
• • **Military and Defense** – Drones, bomb-
disposal robots
Advantages of Robotics
• • High precision and repeatability
• • Can work in hazardous environments
• • Reduces human error
• • Can work continuously (24/7)
• • Increases productivity in industries
Challenges and Limitations
• • High initial investment
• • Complex programming and maintenance
• • Risk of job displacement
• • Ethical and safety concerns
• • Dependence on electricity and programming
Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
• AI enhances robots with decision-making and
learning ability.

• • **Machine Learning** – Robots learn from


data
• • **Computer Vision** – Recognize objects
and environments
• • **Natural Language Processing** –
Understand and respond to human language
• • **Autonomous Navigation** – Move and
The Future of Robotics
• • **Cobots** – Collaborative robots working
alongside humans
• • **Swarm Robotics** – Multiple robots
working as a team
• • **Soft Robotics** – Flexible, adaptable
machines
• • **Fully Autonomous Vehicles** – Self-
driving cars, drones
• • **Personal Assistant Robots** – Integrated
with smart homes
Robotics in India
• • Rapid growth in automation in
manufacturing
• • Startups in AI and robotics emerging
• • Use in agriculture and healthcare
• • Government initiatives promoting
technology (e.g., Make in India)
Conclusion
• Robotics is transforming the way we live and
work.

• With ongoing advancements in AI, materials,


and sensors, robots are becoming more
capable, intelligent, and integrated into daily
life.

• Embracing this technology responsibly can


lead to a better, safer, and more efficient
References
• • www.robotics.org
• • www.sciencedirect.com
• • IEEE Robotics Journals
• • Robotics textbooks by Saeed B. Niku, John J.
Craig

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