Will the Robots take over the world in the next few years?

Robots today are a reality in the industry and they will appear in public places in more complex sizes than robot vacuum cleaners. But in the next two decades, robots will not be like humans, even if they look like humans. 
Some scientists claimed that they will prepare robots who work in veterinary care institutions. These robots will be used to solve the repetitive tasks.

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Will the Robots take over the world in the next few years?

Will the robots take over the world in the next few years?

Will Robots Take Over The World?

At this time, the different type of technologies has been discovered to develop the science of robotics. One method is evolutionary robotics, in which many different robot tests are deposited. 

People who perform best are used later as models to create a generation of robots. Another way is developing robotics, which tracks change and development within a robot in areas of troubleshooting and other tasks, and terrible robots are once again in the spotlight that artificial intelligence becomes a marketing tool for all types of different brands has gone.

At the beginning of the 20th century, it was said that the flying car was just around the corner and all the energy problems would be resolved by the fusion energy. We do not seem close to any one of those predictions.

Is Robotic World Good or Bad for Society?

Robots are a good way to apply lean principles in the industry. They also work in jobs that are so dirty, dangerous or boring that they don't suit humans. 
Robots are widely used in assembly, manufacturing,  surgery, transportation, packaging, earth and space exploration, laboratory research and mass production of industrial goods.

Pessimists predict that robots will put jobs at risk throughout the world, not only in industrial production. Those robot journalists, robot doctors, and robot lawyers claim that human experts will be replaced. And, as a result of the melting of the middle class, there will be mass poverty and political instability.

Optimists predict new heaven, where all difficult problems in human relations can be overcome by easily achieving a perfect life with robust partners, which will fulfill our deepest needs along with our basic needs. And "work" will become an ancient concept.

Pessimists, however, can relax and optimists need to cool their shoes. As experts in the field of robotics, we believe that robots will appear more in the future, but at least in the next two decades - they are clearly recognizable as machines.

This is because robots will still be able to make a long way before they are able to match the many fundamental human skills. Here are five reasons why robots are not going around the world.

 Human-like hands

Scientists are far away from replicating the complexity of human hands. The hands of robots used in real applications are useless. The more sophisticated hands developed in the laboratories are not strong enough and there is a lack of skill in human hands.

Tactile perception

There is no technical match for spectacular man and animal skin, which includes various types of touch sensors. This perception is necessary for complex manipulation.
 Also, the software that processes the input from the sensor in the robot is not nearly anywhere refined in the form of a human brain when it comes to interpreting and responding to messages received from touch sensors.

Control of manipulation

Even if we had artificial hands comparable to human hands and sophisticated artificial skin, we should be able to prepare a way for manipulating objects like humans to control them. Human children take years to do this and do not understand the system of learning.

Human and robot interaction

The interaction between humans is made on the well-spoken speech and objects recognition system, as well as other sensors such as smell and taste and touch sensation. 
Although significant progress has been made in speech and object recognition, today's systems can still be used in controlled environments when high performance is required.

Human reason

Technically all of them probably do not need to be made. Human reason can decide that due to their potential loss to society; do not develop such robots completely. 
In the decades since now, the above mentioned technical problems have been removed so that complex human-like robots can be built, the rules can still prevent abuse.

Conclusion:

Some scientists claimed that they will prepare robots who work in veterinary care institutions. 
These robots will be used to solve the repetitive tasks of human and robotic interaction, such as laundry and transportation of waste, people offering water or guidance on the breakfast table. 
It was necessary to simplify the robot and to work carefully as well to ensure that it could be a commercially viable product within four years.

Our approach was to not solve the first three problems of control of human hands, touch perception and manipulation, but to avoid that robot roadblock. 
In order to solve the fourth problem of human and robotic interaction, we selected repetitive actions to reduce the complexity, because expected interaction - a certain degree - is estimated.

Robots today are a reality in the industry and they will appear in public places in more complex sizes than robot vacuum cleaners. But in the next two decades, robots will not be like humans, even if they look like humans. Instead, they will remain sophisticated machines. So you can stand by any fear of robot rebellion in the near future.