Neurotic Robot
- 2. INDEX 1 INTRODUCTION 2 COMPONENTS OF ROBOT 3 TYPES OF ROBOT 4 RESEARCH TILL DATE 5 APPLICATIONS 6 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
- 3. INTRODUCTION Robot is a mechanical system of sensors, power supply and control systems, which are in use to control robots. Due to this curiosity in humans raised for self-thinking robots or robot who think like humans, a new robotic field build and robots in this field have given a name “Neurotic Robots”.
- 4. Component of Robot • Structure • Power source • Actuation • Sensing • Manipulation • Locomotion
- 5. Types of Robot • Mobile Robots • Rolling Robots • Walking Robots • Stationary Robots • Autonomous Robots • Remote-control Robots
- 6. Autonomous Robot Autonomous robots are self-supporting or in other words self-contained. In a way they rely on their own ‘brains’. Neurotic Robot is subdivision of this Autonomous Robot.
- 7. 2014 IEEE International Conference on Robotics & Automation (ICRA) Jeff Krichmar, professor of cognitive science at the University of California, Irvine is experimenting with building neurotic robots that exhibit signs of obsessive-compulsive disorder, just like humans, or are afraid of open spaces. We're trying to make the robot brain more like human brain. The brain has incredibly flexibility and adaptability. If you look at any artificial system, it's far more brittle than biology," Krichmar said.
- 8. Applications • Humanoid Robot • Robots as Cops • Robots as Servants • AIBO – Robot Pup
- 9. Advantages • Anyone can teach them • Works 24/7 • More accurate than humans • AIBO – Robot Pup • Can Work Without Doubts
- 10. Disadvantages • Need very intelligent crew to make them first • Very Expensive • Can ruins people life • Very Hard to Program • Can become a Disaster for Human kind