Robots Replacing Humans: Our Automated World
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Robots have now replaced many daily functions of humans. Our world has become more automated than ever with machines that do some amazing tasks - functionally and just for fun.
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- 3. Robots are now in homes, at work, and in every other aspect of our lives. They automate everything we do and take on ordinary tasks we once thought to be unenjoyable. Here are twelve robots that make life easier by doing our work for us.
- 4. NASA’s prototype Robonaut2 may be replacing human astronauts in the not too distant future, opening up the option for longer space travel. one tweet
- 5. Robots are now starting to do laparoscopic surgeries. Minor cuts and injuries are no problem here. two tweet
- 6. Amazon’s prototype drones are expected to someday replace today’s delivery men and women by flying packages directly to peoples’ homes. three tweet
- 7. Employees can use the Beam Telepresence Robot to be at the office or in meetings without ever leaving home. four tweet
- 8. Foster-Miller SWORDS is one of many machines behind enemy lines assisting and protecting military troops. five tweet
- 9. Machines are making warehouses more automated with in motion systems that move, weigh, label, and scan packages on their own. six tweet
- 10. The CubiScan 125 is a small static cubing system that uses a combination of sensing technologies to measure and weigh irregular-shaped parts and components as well as boxed items. Small parts and non-cuboidal items are measured with great precision using infrared sensing technology. seven tweet
- 11. eight Honda’s ASIMO humanoid robot can walk, conduct music, and even kick a soccer ball like humans can. tweet
- 12. Baxter, from Rethink Robotics, can be trained to the place of low end manufacturing jobs. It uses its camera to see and its arms to grab and move objects. tweetnine
- 13. Machines now scrub and mop our floors, like the iRobot Braava. ten tweet
- 14. US armed forces use quadruped robots to carry up to 400 pounds of supplies, like a pack mule. eleven tweet
- 15. Tosy’s Topio 3 may just replace friends. Engineers programmed this robot to play anyone in ping pong. twelve tweet
- 16. Google’s new driverless car doesn’t need any help getting from place to place. thirteen tweet
- 17. Learn how machines can automate your company's warehouses at: www.qmiservices.net