We are in the age of robots, and the world today is dominated by machines and technology. Across the globe, scientists are developing all sorts of incredible machines and bizarre artificial intelligence. These peculiar robots demonstrate the fruits of human creativity and technological advancement. Not only are they amazing, but they also bring a lot of interesting and beneficial applications. Let's explore this world of robots full of wonders together!
Skybot bot
The SkyBot F-850 is a robotic cosmonaut, a fully automatic machine designed by the Russian space agency for life on the International Space Station. Engineers spent five years developing and preparing Skybot for the challenges of going into space. The six-foot-tall robot is made of sturdy materials that can survive zero gravity** and is specially programmed to prevent it from inadvertently damaging the space center.
In the summer of 2019, the mechanized astronaut spent two weeks on the International Space Station as a "social companion" for human crews. During orbital orbit, Skybot is able to talk to other astronauts, answer their queries, and amuse them with strange jokes. The robot is even capable of flying itself to the space station, commanding the Soyuz spacecraft and monitoring their condition as they enter zero gravity. As Alexander Bloshenko, executive director of the Russian Space Agency, told reporters: "Future generations of such robots will solve tasks with special risks for humans, such as extravehicular activities and telemetry operations on celestial bodies of the solar system."
lovot robots
In real life, loneliness can be a major problem for some people. For those who need companionship, Japanese startup Groove X has designed LoOt, a furry little robot that comforts those in need of a friend. The lovot is an amiable machine, a little companion that will soon feel warm to its owner.
For those who need a nice cuddle, its fluffy "**" is designed to be warm and easy to cuddle, and the robot is always happy to have some intimate personal touch. It is said that the emotional bond of lovot grows stronger over time as it begins to get to know the faces of its owners and meet them when they return home. It's an interesting question to try to be lonely with artificial friendships rather than relationships.
Robot for language translation of fish and bees
In 2019, scientists at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne built a machine that allows fish and bees to talk to each other. Researchers have created a robotic translator that can send messages back and forth between a school of fish and a group of bees. To really challenge themselves, the scientists decided to conduct experiments from different countries. The robot translator issues commands to each species and then translates their responses into signals from the other group. As a result, fish may exhibit regular movements, which can affect the direction in which they swim.
This then translates into vibrations or temperature changes that cause the bees to move to different areas. The movement of the bees will then be translated into signals from the fish, and so on. The experiment was absolutely chaotic at the beginning, but after 25 minutes of confusion, the animals began to respond to the robot's stimuli. While this may sound like a ridiculous experiment, communicating with animals has many real-world applications, such as stopping birds from flying over airports or warning bees about pesticides on plants.
Road inspection robots
In 2019, our country began to use robots to control roads. The Handan Public Security Bureau uses three types of robots to help their existing police maintain order. These three robots are similar in design, but they each perform very different functions. One is the road patrol robot, which looks for and records any crime on the road. Its designers even put on a ** and a hat to look more like a traffic policeman. The other is an accident warning robot, which notifies the nearby police to deal with the accident that has occurred. The third is the suggestion traffic robot, which helps the driver to direct at the vehicle management station while also keeping an eye on safety risks.
Cooking robots
Learning to cook is a daunting task. To become a professional chef, one needs to study in a culinary school for many years and be committed to learning the craft. But what if there was an easier way?What if instead of spending years training, you let a robot learn to cook on its own and then let it cook for you?Researchers at the University of Maryland are working on this question. Unlike most machines, their robot is called Julia and doesn't require step-by-step instructions. Instead, she taught herself to cook by *** and copying what she saw. Currently, Julia is far from reaching the Michelin star level. Her cooking skills are limited to a few basic activities. But even so, it's an achievement.
These unique robots are just one of the many amazing innovations in the world of robotics. Nowadays, various types of robots are constantly being explored and developed to meet the needs and challenges of different fields. As technology advances and innovation pushes forward, we can expect more unique and exciting robots to come out. Whether in healthcare, education, agriculture or other fields, robots will continue to play an important role.
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