1. Think Beyond……
By: Raviraj Jadeja (MBA MEFGI)

2. Raviraj Jadeja

3.  Computer is capable in principle of doing anything that
a brain can do.
Alan Turing
(1912-1954)
 His paper “Machinery and Intelligence” set
forth a theory that remains a cornerstone of the science
of artificial intelligence.
Raviraj Jadeja

4.  Artificial intelligence is the study of how to make
machines that can think and act like
humans, that are able to learn and use their
knowledge to solve problems on their
own.
Raviraj Jadeja

5.  It is an electric machine.
 Ability to observe and absorb data on physical
objects.
 Does tasks through purely mechanical processes
and motion.
Raviraj Jadeja

6.  Dirty, dangerous, dull or inaccessible
tasks.
• Industries.
• Space Research.
• Household Works.
• Entertainment Purpose.
• Health Care Works.
• Construction Works.
• And Many Others.
Raviraj Jadeja

7.  Origin Of The Word “Robot”
 The word “Robot” was coined in 1920 by Karel Capek
and his brother, Josef Capek.
 In 1944, science fiction writer Isaac Asimov. „Runaround‟
Raviraj Jadeja

8.  Artificial doves of Archytas.
 Artificial birds of Mozi and Lu Ban.
Raviraj Jadeja

9.  Mechanical knight (1495) by
Leonardo da Vinci
Raviraj Jadeja

10. Raviraj Jadeja

11. Raviraj Jadeja

12. Raviraj Jadeja

13.  The iRobot swarm.
The iRobot swarm SRI/Mobile Robots CentiBot Open-source Micro-robotic
Raviraj Jadeja

14.  Consist of a jointed arm.
Raviraj Jadeja

15.  Effectively interact with human workers
in performance of simple industrial tasks.
Raviraj Jadeja

16.  Introduced on September 18, 2012. Rethink
Robotics
Raviraj Jadeja

17.  Assist an individual.
 Help in the overall systems.
Raviraj Jadeja

18.  The use of robots for military combat.
Raviraj Jadeja

19.  Mining robots are designed to help mining industry.
• Atlas Copco Rig Control System
• Transmin Rocklogic system
Raviraj Jadeja

20. Raviraj Jadeja

21.  Semi- or fully autonomously to perform services.
 Useful to the well-being of humans and equipment.
Raviraj Jadeja

22. Raviraj Jadeja

23. R oboCup.
international robotics competition founded
in 1997.
Robot Soccer World Cup.
RoboCup Rescue.
RoboCup Home.
RoboCup Junior.
Raviraj Jadeja

24. Raviraj Jadeja

25.  Replacing human workers with one million
robots over the next three years.
Raviraj Jadeja

26.  Robots to be more equal to humans, having
them care for old people, play with or teach children,
or replace pets etc.
 "This is the opening of an era in which human
beings and robots can co-exist,"
Raviraj Jadeja

27. Raviraj Jadeja

28.  Humanoid robot developed by Aldebaran
Robotics.
Raviraj Jadeja

29.  Humanoid robot created by Honda.
Raviraj Jadeja

30.  2015-2020 - Every South Korean and many European households will
have a robot.
 2018 - robots will routinely carry out surgery.
 2022 - intelligent robots that sense their environment, make decisions,
and learn are used in 30% of households and organizations.
 2030 - robots capable of performing at human level at most manual
jobs.
 2050 - robot "brains" based on computers that execute 100 trillion
instructions per second will start rivaling human intelligence.
Raviraj Jadeja

31.  what ethics might govern robot‟s behavior ?
 whether robots might be able to claim any kind of
social, cultural, ethical or legal rights ?
Raviraj Jadeja

32.  Robotics is the science and engineering of making
intelligent machines, especially intelligent
computer programs.
 Thus Robotics is the branch of the science which
generally involves borrowing characteristic from
human intelligence and apply them as algorithms
in a computer.
Raviraj Jadeja

33. Raviraj Jadeja