A Short History of Robots

A Short History of Robots 

Robot Timeline 

~270BC an antiquated Greek designer named Ctesibus made organs and water tickers with mobile figures. 

1818 - Mary Shelley composed "Frankenstein" which was around an alarming simulated lifeform made by Dr. Frankenstein. 

1921 - The expression "robot" was initially utilized as a part of a play called "R.U.R." or "Rossum's Universal Robots" by the author Karel Capek. The plot was basic: man makes robot then robot murders man! 

1941 - Science fiction author Isaac Asimov initially utilized "mechanical autonomy" to portray the innovation of robots and anticipated the ascent of an intense robot industry. 

1942 - Asimov composed "Evasion", an anecdote about robots which present the "Three Laws of Robotics": 

A robot may not harm a human, or, through inaction, permit a person to come to hurt. 

A robot must comply with the requests it by people aside from where such requests would conflic with the First Law. 

A robot must ensure its own presence the length of such assurance does not strife withe the First or Second Law. 

1948 - "Computer science", an impact on artificial consciousness exploration was distributed by Norbert Wiener 

1956 - George Devol and Joseph Engelberger framed the world's first robot organization. 

1959 - Computer-helped manufacturingg was shown at the Servomechanisms Lab at MIT. 

1961 - The principal mechanical robot was online in a General Motors car processing plant in New Jersey. It was called UNIMATE. 

1963 - The primary simulated automated arm to be controlled by a PC was planned. The Rancho Arm was composed as an apparatus for the impeded and it's six joints gave it the adaptability of a human arm. 

1965 - DENDRAL was the principal master framework or project intended to execute the collected learning of subject specialists. 

1968 - The octopus-like Tentacle Arm was produced by Marvin Minsky. 

1969 - The Stanford Arm was the main electrically fueled, PC controlled robot arm. 

1970 - Shakey was presented as the primary versatile robot controlled by artificial intellence. It was delivered by SRI International. 

1974 - A mechanical arm (the Silver Arm) that performed little parts get together utilizing input from touch and weight sensors was composed. 

1979 - The Standford Cart crossed a seat filled room without human help. The truck had a television camera mounted on a rail which took pictures from numerous edges and transferred them to a PC. The PC broke down the separation between the truck and the impediments.