Robotics
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Robotics is an interdisciplinary branch of engineering and science that includes mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, computer science, and others. Robotics deals with the design, construction, operation, and use of robots, as well as computer systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing.[1]
Courses[edit | edit source]
Learning projects and resources[edit | edit source]
- Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Laboratory
- Anthropomorphic Robotics Project
- What is a robot?
- Projects
- Artificial intelligence - Robots can use varying levels of artificial intelligence - some hardly at all, some more than less. Some robots only performs actions they are programmed to do. Some robots rely on various types of AI to engage in actions.
- Automatic Control and Robotics
Discussion questions and essay ideas[edit | edit source]
- Would building an affordable and mass-producible laundry folding robot be technologically possible?
Readings and media[edit | edit source]
Wikipedia[edit | edit source]
- Robotics
- Mobile industrial robots
- Articulated soft robotics
- Robot locomotion
- Motion planning
- Robot kinematics
- Mobile robot
- Cloud robotics
- Autonomous robot
- Workplace robotics safety
- Soft robotics
- Cobot
- Template:Robotics
- Open-source robotics
- Robotics suite
- Comparison of domestic robots
- Robot tax
- Industrial robot
- Cartesian coordinate robot
- Robotic arm
- Articulated robot
- Robotics simulator
- Robotics
- Human–robot interaction
- Domestic robot
- Personal robot
External[edit | edit source]
- Stanford: Introduction To Robotics Lectures on YouTube
- Institute for Personal Robots in Education Wiki
- Google Just Put an A.I. Brain in a Robot (Research Breakthrough) (video)