what are the differences between humans and robots?
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The differences are Humans are Organic (Known as Orca) and Robots are made of metal or a type of element that is not organic which we call them Meca.\n\nHuman can think and have a soul. Robots just do commands and obey to what Humans say. Even if they are smart when they die they are not alive anymore.\n\nAlso Humans can eat. Robots just get oiled up, and charged like a battery.\n\nAlso if they try to hurt us they could slice through us like diamonds but all humans can do is abuse while robots can harm innocent people. (Law#1 A robot is not allowed to hurt another human being Law#2 A robot can obey a direct order if not conflicting with the first law Law#3 A robot can defend itself if not conflicting the first or second law).\n\nWe ask questions, and we think while a robot could not be here on Yahoo answers unless a human told it too.\n\nNow that should explain the differences between a robot and a human.\n\nA robot can't love, cry, get angry, and throw temper tantrums while a human does.
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Here is the AOL site that lists the Robots for you.  Have fun!
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Absolutely.  The laws of robotics that Isaac Asimov described require the participation of the people creating robots, and in the military sectors, these people are breaking those laws by creating robots that can kill people.   So after thinking about it, I believe it's likely that robots will come to dominate humans unless we stop imprinting them with our brutal primitive competitive instincts and thought processes.
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Short Ciruit - The robots were suppose to be the US Army's latest weapon system to take out enemy personnel and tanks with its laser. One of the Generals in the film describes "Operation: Gotcha Last" in which the robots would be programed to carry a nuclear warhead into Red Square in Moscow in the event that the US wasn't able to launch its missles.\n\nWar of the Worlds - The "robots" were actually alien vehicles left on Earth thousands of years ago designed to terraform the planet for colonization. The aliens had visited Earth long ago and planned to use humans as the the nutrient base for their plantlife (the red vines) that would alter the ecology of the planet to something similar to their home world. Thing was they had to wait thousands of years for humans to reach sufficient numbers.\n\nI, Robot - The robots were servants (like theh NS-4's, NS-5's, and Sonny) or automated workers (like the demolition bot in front of Dr. Lanning's house) designed to replace human laborers. The cars could technically be considered robots (in the role of transportation) since they use artificial intelligence to get from one location to the next when not being driven manually by a human.
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Well the answer to this question is quite broad. It can be roughly broken down into the following components:\n\n1)Manipulator: The structure of the robot, made up of links and joints.\n\n2) End-effector/gripper: The bit which interacts with the environment. Generally task specific (i.e. pinch gripper, multifinger gripper etc)\n\n3) Actuators/motors: To make the manipulators move.\n\n4)Sensors: Internal - joint angle measurement,\n                   External - Vision, tactile, proximity\n\n5)Controller - Low level control: controls joint angles.\n                      Axis coordination: to produce desired trajectory.\n                      Task control: determines series of actions.\n                      Work cell control: coordinates different machines
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maybe they are hlf robot themselves lol
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robots are a collection of actuator devices which can adjust and perform different tasks according to it's degree of freedom in an intelligent way.  Primarilly robots are electromechanical devices with various sensors and microprocessors that collect informations from the external world processes them according to the built-in program and sends the signals generated at the end of such processing to actuating devices like servo-motors which decodes the electrical signals and performs different tasks within their limits. i.e. to say an automatic arm continuously shifting some material from one part to another is an example of robot but you can't expect it to suddenly come to you and take you to some dream land like Johny-robot in films.
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I would rather be a robot. I wouldn't wanna walk around eating brains and stuff. Robot can be upgraded and I can get some missles and frigging sweet laser beams. That would be totally sweet !!!!!  Plus I could to the robot dance... sweet.
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Japan...\nHonda and Sony are developing human-like robots which will have both commercial and industrial applications. Honda is in the process of perfecting the ASIMO, the humanoid robot and Sony has a similar model called the QRIO.
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POWER, can you feel it, look at the POWWWER (cartoon on atom films - 60 seconds arnold by bent TV) power of course, hard drive and humans, alot of things, but mainly humans because humans make them, power sorta come second, robots dont have to run on VOLTAGE or electricity they can run on other powers like wind, water etc etc\n\nhope that helps, Chris
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Artificial speech. Made by machine. Robot language
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The "problems" you solve with robots are the problems of human nature:\n1) Consistency of quality and precision\n2) Can do physically demanding work beyond human capability\n3) "Willing" to do monotonous tasks\n4) Doesn't get tired, doesn't need breaks\n5) Doesn't have "bad days"\n6) Good for hazardous environments, worst case at the cost of a machine rather than human life.
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Computers only do what humans ask them to do....or program them to do.any errors are glitches not seen at the time of programming....so yes they are human errors.
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Automation is automated via robots.\nCNC machine is an automation tool.
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Try these sites from Google:\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=how+does+artificial+intelligence+compare+with+human+intelligence&btnG=Search&meta=
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Short answer:\n\nUnmanned space exploration is more cost effective, efficient, and lower risk. We can always build new robots, and we can send them over longer distances than people (at least initially).\n\nManned space exploration would have a better chance to capture public support. A human mind in control of a space mission might see or intuit things a computer guided sensor might not, and it might react creatively in an emergency. Ultimately, we'll place more value on manned spaceflight. We've already put robots on Mars, but the first human on Mars will be a much bigger deal. Sending humans through space safely seems to be one of the goals of space exploration.
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1. technology?\n\n2. Robotics?\n\n3. Replacing human labor?\n\n4. Defined in your textbook?\n\n5. All of the above.\n\n(ans, 5)