Reasons For The Development Of Robots And Artificial Intelligence

Looking back in early 80’s, no one thought that world will reshape as it has reshaped. The significant pillar in reshaping the world has been introduction of technology in almost every sector starting from pharmaceuticals to retail stores. There is a reason to call this time as modern time and that reason is technology. Technology has advanced to this extent that robotics are now involved in almost every sector. A small and simple example of robotics can be taken of the electronic shutter installed in a store or shop. The industry of robotics has turned in to billion dollar industry. Industries such as automobile, telecommunication, power generation and steel manufacturing have extensive usage of robotics in production. Japan is among the pioneers

Since artificial intelligence takes money and machines, maintenance and costly bills will arise, putting more pressure on repairmen and engineers. Furthermore, artificial intelligent machines are much cheaper than human workers in the long run, leaving thousands, possibly millions of people without jobs. If machines were to do everything, like in the movie Wall-E, we would be brainless like zombies without much

Robots have been useful to humans since the past. They’re made to make human life easier. Since early times people have been dreaming of making robots and different people have made different kinds of robots. Robots has been useful in the past, they’re now useful in present-time, and they’re going to be useful in the future.

First of all, machines and humans can work together. An example is how at a pizza place robots are used to prep most of the meal. ‘"It's delicious. It's always hot and fresh when it comes," a customer said. "I can't tell the difference that it's made by a robot versus a human."’ (Chea). Robots will do the monotonous, repetitive jobs that humans don’t enjoy. In the example of the pizza place food quality will not suffer, and no one at

Robot work machines, according to RobotWorx, “Robots can run 24/7, and can perform 2-3 shifts in the time it would have taken a human to complete one. This saves labor costs while increasing productivity, boosting the company’s sales.” This also saves costs of companies who use these factories as these new robots can work in unseated factories, waterless factories, dark factories, and pretty much any other conditions that would not be suitable for humans to work in. The amount of money that these companies are saving in energy bills, water bills, and salaries of workers is astounding and the sole reason why almost every company will soon have a form of robotic manufacturing in the factories. Around the globe the average cost to employ a factory worker ranges from two dollars an hour to forty-seven dollars an hour and standard workplace robots cost around 250,000 dollars with the average cost of 10,000 dollars a year for maintenance of the robots, and on that scale it is proven that employing employees to work the assembly lines is a lot more expensive than using robots to work the assembly line instead. Companies would not have to give the robots vacation time, like human employees demand all the time. The robots would not require healthcare too, as companies are forced to supply healthcare to all their employees also. Managers wouldn 't be forced to

When you think of Robots what do you think? Do you think of like the movie or tv shows on tv people fighting to save the world from robots? Well, maybe they will one day you or someone else have to do that but right now robots help people. People dreamed of robotic technology that would make life easier for humans.

Yes, but only for those who want them, nobody is going to force them to get a robot. Many are bothered by this, that they reject them, as unethical or immoral. Although I do not agree with them, I do understand their concerns. However, I see the development of intelligent robots as both inevitable and beneficial. If someone just takes a minute to think about all the benefits that robots could have on our lives like doing tasks that are dangerous, driving automobiles, piloting commercial airplanes, in education, medicine, and in many other areas, you know that the benefits out weighs the moral and ethical issues. In detail, Robots could be used in dangerous tasks, where people’s lives are at risk, like such things as search and rescue operations, exploration, and mining. Robot cars could replace the need for human drivers and we could all hope for that because every year, tens of thousands of people are killed. Wouldn’t it be nice if automobiles were as safe as commercial aviation? Also, they could drive more environmentally, helping to solve some of the environmental issues that are associated with driving. There are so many things that robots can do for us, and why would we want to waste all of this because we say that it is immoral or unethical.

The further development of artificial intelligence and other cybernetic technologies are highly beneficial to the global society due to the constant movement

The robot is the device or machine that can automatically perform one or several tasks that can be done by human via remote control, or by preprograming being controlled and powered with Artificial intelligence.[1]

Companies can invest money to other things which are overseas business trip or new study.

There are over 8.6 million robots in the world that have been created for a universal purpose. That purpose is to improve human life. They do this in many different ways like for example; Robots are used in the Auto Industry to help build automobiles on assembly lines. It takes around twenty-four hours on average to build a new automobile in a factory with the help of these robots. Without the machinery that is being used on these assembly lines it could take anywhere from three days to a week to build one automobile. That would also affect the price of said automobile and make it harder to purchase automobiles. Robots help improve many more functions in everyday life. The purpose of this project is to prove that robots improve upon human life and that the robots should be used more often.

Robots now are able to do many task by either being program to do that specific task or learn it themselves on their own. They don't need to be program to do a task. They are able to learn something on there own thats new and do it very quickly. The ability to has a huge positive impact. Satyandra K Gupta states that “ In a simplistic sense, the home robot marked can be divided into three categories(1) robots helping wit dull and tedious household chores;(2) robots taking on new roles in homes (e.g..,education, entertainment, companionship; and (3) robots in assisted living communities” (Parag.2). This shows that robots are able to educate kids or entertain them. Robots can show companionship. Robots can be a part of school for kids because they can always be ready to teach and are kid friendly. They are able to show facial expression so can show “emotion” and almost be life like. To sum up robots are going to make life easier by just helping around the house or teaching a child how to read.

Robotics, an extremely sophisticated type of technology, comes in use for humans but unlikely fails to meet its intended purpose. Robotics is generally known as some sort of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science that involves the design, construction, operation, and application of robots, as well as computer systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing. These technologies contain automated machines that can take the place of humans in dangerous environments or manufacturing processes, or resemble humans in appearance and behaviour. The introduction of Robotics can transform society and have major economical impacts in different ways. Some domestic solutions of the use of robotics in

A general summary of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics is presented with the main stress on the how the present day robots and the future of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics would influence the society and the public life at large.

But with these great advantages there are always some disadvantages to weigh in to the equation. After all, there is no such thing as a free lunch and robots are no exception to this rule. There are of course a few negative aspects to robot usage. Here are some of the questions that arise: are there such kinds of robots that should not be created? Will robots put capable workers out of jobs, if so is this a justifiable action? And of course the ignorant issue of, what if some day robots become like people, in terms of thinking and acting for them selves, how would we be able to distinguish robot from human?