ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION PRESENTATION PDF
- 1. ROBOTICS AND Details ahead IISAT UNIVERSITY Transforming the Future AUTOMATION
- 2. IISAT UNIVERSITY 02 Definition: Robotics is the design, construction, and operation of robots. Main Components: Sensors, actuators, control systems, and AI. Types of Robots: Humanoid Robots (e.g., Sophia) Industrial Robots (e.g., robotic arms in factories) Autonomous Robots (e.g., self-driving cars, drones) What is Robotics?
- 3. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide What is Automation? 03 Definition: Automation uses technology to perform tasks without human intervention. Examples of Automation: Manufacturing: Robotic assembly lines. Smart Homes: AI assistants like Alexa. Self-Driving Cars: Tesla Autopilot. Why It Matters? Increases efficiency, reduces costs, and improves safety.
- 4. next slide 04 Robotics vs. Automation – What’s the Difference? ROBOTICS AUTOMATION EXAMPLES Focuses on building and programming robots. Focuses on making processes work independently. A robotic arm is robotics. A fully automated factory using robotic arms is automation!
- 5. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide 05 The Future of Robotics & Automation The future of robotics and automation is set to revolutionize every aspect of our lives, from industries and healthcare to transportation and daily tasks. With advancements in artificial intelligence, robots are becoming more autonomous, adaptive, and capable of performing complex human-like functions. Factories will rely on fully automated production lines, self-driving cars will dominate roads, and AI-powered assistants will manage homes and businesses. While these innovations promise efficiency, safety, and economic growth, they also raise ethical concerns about job displacement and human-AI coexistence
- 6. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide 06 Transforming the Future of Work Bullet points: Increased efficiency and productivity Improved accuracy and quality Enhanced safety and reduced risk Shift in workforce dynamics Automation in Industries:
- 7. IISAT UNIVERSITY 07 Benefits of Automation in ICT: 1. Increased Efficiency: Automation streamlines processes, reducing manual labor and minimizing errors. 2-Enhanced Security: Automation helps detect and prevent cyber threats, ensuring the security of ICT systems. 3-Reduced Costs: Automation minimizes labor costs, reduces energy consumption, and optimizes resource allocation . Statistics: "By 2025, automation will replace 85 million jobs worldwide" (World Economic Forum) "Automation can increase productivity by up to 30%" (McKinsey) Benefits of Automation in ICT:
- 8. Are Robotics taking our jobs? 08 The Short Answer: Yes and No Robots and automation are changing the nature of work, and some jobs are being replaced by machines. However, new jobs and industries are also emerging, and many existing jobs will be transformed rather than eliminated. The Future of Work: 1. Upskilling and Reskilling: As automation transforms the job market, workers will need to acquire new skills to remain relevant. 2. Lifelong Learning: The pace of technological change will require workers to continuously update their skills and knowledge throughout their careers.
- 9. next slide 09 Robotics in Healthcare – Saving Lives with AI "Doctor Bot Will See You Now – The Future of Medical Robotics" Surgical Assistance: Imagine a robot helping a surgeon during an operation. The Da Vinci Surgical System is a great example of this. It helps doctors perform surgeries through tiny cuts, which means patients heal faster and feel less pain. For instance, when doctors remove a prostate using this robot, patients often have less bleeding and can go home sooner.
- 10. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide Robotics in healthcare 10 Elderly Care: Think of a friendly robot seal named PARO that comforts older people. This robot has soft fur and interacts with patients, helping them feel less lonely and more relaxed. It’s like having a cuddly pet that makes them smile and feel better.
- 11. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide Robotics in healthcare 11 Diagnostics and Monitoring: Imagine how quickly you can search for something online. AI robots can do the same with medical information! For example, IBM's Watson can read tons of medical studies and help doctors find the best treatments for diseases like cancer. It’s like having a super-smart helper that knows a lot about medicine.
- 12. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide 12 The Future of Humanoid Robots – Will They Think Like Us? Are We Ready for Robots That Think Like Humans?" What Are Humanoid Robots? Humanoid robots are machines that look and act like humans. They have a head, arms, and legs, and can walk, talk, and even express emotions. A well-known example is Sophia, a robot that can hold conversations and show facial expressions, making her seem more relatable.
- 13. 12 Can Robots Think Like Us? Right now, humanoid robots don't think like humans. They use artificial intelligence (AI) to respond to questions and perform tasks, but they don’t have feelings or consciousness. For example, they can answer questions based on data but don’t understand emotions the way we do. Can They Think Like Us?
- 14. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide Scientists are working hard to improve AI, and one day we might have robots that can understand human emotions better. Imagine a robot that can help you when you’re sad or celebrate when you’re happy. However, there are many ethical questions about how much we should allow robots to think or feel 14 The Future Possibilities:
- 15. IISAT UNIVERSITY next slide Impact on society 12 If humanoid robots become more advanced, they could help in many areas, like healthcare or education. For instance, a robot teacher could provide personalized learning for students. But we also need to think about how this technology could affect jobs and our daily lives.
- 16. IISAT UNIVERSITY 07 - Self-Driving Cars: Autonomous vehicles (AVs) use sensors, cameras, and AI to navigate without human intervention. They promise to reduce accidents, improve traffic flow, and provide mobility to those unable to drive. - Drones: Used for delivery services, surveillance, and emergency response. They can navigate urban environments efficiently and reduce delivery times. - Automated Public Transport: Buses and trains that operate without drivers, improving efficiency and reducing operational costs. Transformation in Transportation Autonomous Vehicles & Smart Cities – A Driverless Future
- 17. IISAT UNIVERSITY 06 Technology in Smart Cities 5G Networks: Provide the high-speed, low-latency communication needed for AVs to function effectively. They enable real-time data exchange between vehicles and infrastructure. Artificial Intelligence (AI): Powers the decision-making processes in AVs, allowing them to interpret sensor data, predict traffic patterns, and make safe driving decisions. Internet of Things (IoT): Connects various devices and systems within a city, enabling seamless communication and coordination. For example, traffic lights can adjust in real-time based on traffic conditions.
- 18. next slide 12 Responsibility in Accidents: Determining who is at fault in the event of an accident involving an AV. Is it the manufacturer, the software developer, or the owner? Privacy Concerns: AVs and smart city infrastructure collect vast amounts of data. Ensuring this data is used responsibly and protecting citizens' privacy is crucial. Job Displacement: The rise of AVs may lead to job losses in driving-related professions. Finding ways to retrain and support affected workers is essential. Ethical Dilemmas
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