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    Overall, its idea is to build machines that are capable of performing tasks that need
                     human intelligence. AI in its embodied form of robots will soon be driving cars, caring

                     for the young and elderly, stocking  warehouses, etc. Some of them are shown below.

                            Hashtag

                          #Robotics: A branch of science and technology which helps in manufacturing the robots
                          #Controller: A built-in computer program that controls the functions of a robot

                            REVISIT

                       ▶ A robot is a programmable machine that imitates the action or appearance of humans.
                       ▶ A robot has three parts: Controller, Sensor and Mechanical parts.
                       ▶ The characteristics of robots are consistency, speed, safety and accomplishment.
                       ▶  Artificial Intelligence is a type of technology that makes robots or machines act and think
                         like humans.

                                                        ASSESS YOURSELF

                     1.  Tick ( ) the correct option.

                        a.   Vani visits a cafe where a robot named Ruby serves food for the first time. What is
                            the name of the cafe?
                              (i)  Eagle                                     (ii)  Indus International School

                            (iii)  The Yellow House                         (iv)  Daksha

                        b.   During a bomb-disposal training, Amit learns about a robot used to safely defuse
                            bombs. Which robot is it?

                              (i)  Goalkeeper                                (ii)  Daksha

                            (iii)  Nao                                      (iv)  Eagle

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