Title: Robotics 1 Robotics • Where AI meets Real World 2 Presentations on robotics • Humanoid robots An interaction • Discussion about the humanoid robots and their applications. • Robotics • Robotics definition and types of robots. • World of robots • History, applications and glimpse of robots in future. • Robotics is growing very fast. • Intelligence • Processing power.

• Self-reconfiguring modular robot (ModBots). • Nano Robotics (Nanobots). 4 Intelligence in robots • Can a Robot Lie??? • In an experiment performed in a Swiss laboratory, 10 robots with downward-facing sensors competed for 'food' - a light-colored ring on the floor.

Space Robotics Seminar and PPT with pdf report: Development of machines for the space environment. It is usually controlled by humans.This page contains Space Robotics Seminar and PPT with pdf report. SPACE ROBOTICS-1 - authorSTREAM Presentation. SPACE ROBOTICS-1 - authorSTREAM Presentation. WHAT IS SPACE ROBOTICS? Space robotics is the development of machines for the space environment that performs Exploration, or to Assemble, Construct, Maintain or Service other hardware in space. PowerPoint Presentation.

At the other end of the space, a darker ring - 'poison' - was placed. The robots earned points for how much time they spent near food as opposed to poison. Robots Learn to Lie! 5 Intelligence in Humanoid robots • NASA trains its Humanoid robots for space missions. • Speech and facial recognitions. (ASIMO) • A humanoid robot called asimo has undergone various advance development during past decade. Cygiso vectorworks 2010 serial number.

Now it can recognize speech and face. 6 Robonaout R2 • The dexterous robot not only looks like a human but also is designed to work like one.

With human-like hands and arms, R2 is able to use the same tools station crew members use. • In the future, the greatest benefits of humanoid robots in space may be as assistants or stand-in for astronauts during spacewalks or for tasks too difficult or dangerous for humans. • For now, R2 is still a prototype and does not have adequate protection needed to exist outside the space station in the extreme temperatures of space.

SC2010-E-017524 (11 Jan. 2010) --- Chris Ihrke, senior project engineer for General Motors, works with the new dexterous humanoid robot developed by NASA and General Motors at Johnson Space Center. 7 ASIMO • Charting a route. • Recognizing moving objects. • Distinguishing sounds. • Recognizing faces and gestures. 8 ASIMO working in coordination • Honda Develops Intelligence Technologies Enabling Multiple ASIMO Robots to Work Together in Coordination.