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The first time the word robot was used in a 1920s story to described a humanoid machine, but the biggest success for robotics up to the present day has not been humanoid assistants but industrial robot arms in factories. Now, however, non-industrial robots are becoming important as artificial intelligence improves, and fast networks enable the use of cheaper, more powerful data analysis, information retrieval and control delivered from the cloud.
The first time the word robot was used in a 1920s story to described a humanoid machine, but the biggest success for robotics up to the present day has not been humanoid assistants but industrial robot arms in factories. Now, however, non-industrial robots are becoming important as artificial intelligence improves, and fast networks enable the use of cheaper, more powerful data analysis, information retrieval and control delivered from the cloud.
