Definition of A Robot According To The Robot Institute of America

 

 

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According to The Robot Institute of America (1979) : "A reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulator manipulator designed to move materials, parts, tools, or specialized devices through various programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks." According to the Webster dictionary: "An automatic device that performs functions normally ascribed to humans or a machine in the form of a human (Webster, 1993)."Robot with advanced auditory capabilities for human interactionCompanion interactionCompanion robot that ffollows ollows individuals by multimodal interactionMultitask interactionMultitask robot system that utilizes intelligent information infrastructureHyperrobot infrastructureHy perrobot that serves people by integrating single-task domestic robotsErrand robotSeven-degree-of-freedom robotSeven-degree-of-freedom double-arm unit and double-arm mobile robotSuperdistribution robotSuperdistribu tion and combination robot system utilizing wireless li links nks Content-oriented robot that uses robot contentEnvironmental contentEnvironmental robotBoarding robot for roaming natural landscapesUbiquitous landscapesUbiquitous robotCaddy robotSearch and contaminant recovery robot for response to nuclear, biological, andchemical terrorismManually terrorismManually controlled heavy-duty robot to assist rescuoperationsRobot rescuoperationsRobot that searches through rubbleRobot that evaluates duct interiors by impact-elastic wavesPacemaker robot for marathonsGolden marathonsGol den Shachihoko robotAutonomous snow-plowing robot to support life lif e in snowy regionsSuper-high-speed batting robot that can hit fastballs of up to 160 kphAmphibious kphAmphibio us snake-type robotAcrobatic robotAcrobatic airship robotData gathering double-kite-type robot, humanoid robot for a comfortable lifestyleHigh-performance lifestyleHigh-performance flying robotEmergency robotEmergenc y rescue robotSuperdetail human body robot for medical skills trainingThree-dimensional trainingThree-dimen sional visual perception and display apparatus for office, home, and medical robots, and microhand for medical and surgical useRemote microsurgery robotSix-degrees-of-freedom robotSix-degrees-of-freedo m robot for rehabilitation of upper limbs including wristsHandicap-assistive wristsHandica p-assistive barrier-free robot interface system with high learning abilitySemiautonomous abilitySemiautono mous robot system for self-care by disabled people Wearable robot for musclular support: Muscle suit for upper limbs Power augmentation robot Robot suit to assist human movement Definition of a Robot