What is a robot?

  • The definition of a robot
  • 3 main principles of a robot
  • The history of the birth of a robot
  • The use and kinds of robots
  • Robot industry
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3 main principles of a robot

3 main principles of a robot [Issac Asimov_written in ‘I Robot,’ a long novel in 1950]

Issac Asimov

Principle 1
A robot should not injure a human and it should not standby and watch a human in danger either.
Principle 2
In case the principle 1 is not violated, a robot should obey a human's orders.
Principle 3
In case the principle 1 and 2 are not violated, a robot should protect itself.
The origin of the word of robot

The word, robot, was first used in the play R.U.R(Rosuum's Universial Robots) by Karel Capek, a Czech play writer in 1921. The origin of the word, robot, is allegedly known as coming from the Czech word ‘robota' meaning labor.

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