The document defines a robot as a machine that can carry out complex series of actions using computer programming. It defines a humanoid robot as having a body resembling a human with two arms, two legs, and a head. It discusses Asimo, an early humanoid robot introduced in 2000 that was designed to be a mobile assistant. The document also notes that robots are taking over dull, dangerous, and dirty tasks, but that truly intelligent human-level robots are at least 50 years away and may never be achieved. It acknowledges that the real concern is not robots themselves but how they are programmed by people.

1. Presented
By
Prajapati Hetaram
Branch:-CS-A
Roll no.:-261

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3. Definition:-
Robot means the machine which has the capability to
carry a complex series with the help of computer
programming.
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5. Definition:-
Humanoid robot means the robot which has the
body look like a human, that has two legs, two
arms, one head, two eyes.
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7.  A robot may not injure a human being or ,
through inaction , allow a human to come to
harm.
 A robot must obey orders given it by human
being except where such orders would conflict
with the first law.
 A robot must protect its own existence as long
as such protection does not conflict with the
first or second law.
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8.  Work in dangerous environment.
 Anthropomorphism
 Interaction and communication
 Repetitive tasks
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9. Televox
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12.  ASIMO, an acronym for Advanced Step in
Innovative Mobility , ASIMO is a humanoid robot
designed and developed by Honda.
 It was introduced on 21st October 2000.
 ASIMO was designed to be a multi-functional
mobile assistant. ASIMO is frequently used in
demonstrations across the world to encourage
the study of science and mathematics.
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14.  FORM
 ABILITIES
 MOBILITY
 IMPACT AND TECHNOLOGIES
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15.  Robots are taking over tasks which are deemed
dull, dirty and dangerous.
 The idea of robots with greater intelligence than
humans is at last 50 years away and may never
come.
 It’s not the robots we need to worry about; it’s the
people who program them.
 Humanoids can be used as workers at Exhaustive
task.
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16.  Theory from Wikipedia .
 Photos from Google images.
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