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Manufacturing Customer Service
Since 1960, the manufacturing industry has been using robots for different purposes. Robotic arms Human-like Robots are used in the field of customer service. Nadine, a humanoid robot in Singapore,
which are capable of performing multiple tasks such as welding, cutting, lifting, sorting, etc. are can recognise people from the database of their previous visits. Nadine can shake hands, make eye
used in factories. Unimate was the first robot to join the assembly line in 1961. ArcWielding was a contact and can indulge in familiar chats based on previous visit. Junko Chihira in Japan works in the
robot wielding machine brought to use in the 1980s. Material handling robots are used to move, pack tourist information centre. Odaiba, another humanoid, works in Tokyo’s shopping centre.
and select products.
Military
In military, robots have achieved remarkable success. Aerial vehicles like Predator drone are able
Cooking
to launch missiles at ground targets without a pilot. These robots are also capable of conducting
surveillance and taking photographs. Modular Advanced Armed Robotic System (MAARS) looks like Chef robots can cook complete meals for you. They are power-packed with hundreds of recipes. You
a tank and it contains tear gas and lasers to confuse enemies. Another robot, DOGO, has camera to just need to choose the recipe, provide the necessary ingredients for it and then they cook by their
spy on the activities of the enemy. The biggest advantages are that they don’t get tired, whatever own. Moley is one such master chef robot. Motoman SDA5 is a culinarily savvy robot. Suzumo Sushi
the weather is or time, they don’t need shelter or sleep. Chef prepares Japanese food. Cui Runguan can slice noodles from pieces of dough and toss them
into boiling water.
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