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Robots are the replica of humans. But humans have a power source of life, whereas robots are without it. At most basic level, human beings are made up of five major components:
· A body structure
· A muscle system to move the body structure
· A sensory system that receives information about the body and the surrounding environment
· A power source to activate the muscles and sensors
· A brain system to process the sensory information and give directions to the muscles what to do
In brief, a basic typical robot has a movable physical structure, a motor, a sensor system, a power supply and a computer "brain" that controls all of these components. Essentially, robots are human-made versions. They are machines that replicate human and animal behavior.
Robots are distinct from other movable machines such as tractor-trailer trucks because of their computer elements. Even considering sophisticated onboard electronics, the driver controls most elements directly by way of various mechanical devices. Robots are distinct from ordinary computers in their physical structure, as normal computers do not have physical bodies attached to them. Being a human is far easier than creating a human.
Sanwar Mal Mishra, DR. ANANDILAL VYAS
Mr. Sanwar Mishra is a published author. He writes on spirituality, management, health, solar and many more. His book “Beyond Vision” was published in 2004 by Minerva Press- London, New Delhi, Mumbai. ISBN: 81 7662 305 0. His earlier title “Technology of Life” was published by Authorhouse, USA. ISBN: 978-1-4520-83117 in 2010 and proved to be a more popular book abroad. His book “Stories and verses” was published in 2012. His recent book “Science of Spirituality” was published by Prakrit Bharati Academy in 2016.
Paper published on 24 January, 2018 on ATTITUDE- A Driving Force of Human Relations in International Journal of Research in Management. Articles published in Productivity Journal of India, in Business Manager and so on. Mr. Mishra is academically qualified with degrees in engineering from USA and India. He has worked with foreign governments of Iran, Libya, Zambia and Oman and as a Consultant to UNIDO.
Contact: sanwar.venktesh@gmail.com
