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Differences between AI and Non-AI Robots

AI and non-AI robots differ in their capabilities and adaptability.

AI robots are equipped with artificial intelligence, while non-AI robots operate on
pre-programmed instructions.

AI robots can operate autonomously, adapt to new situations, and learn from
experience, while non-AI robots require constant human supervision.

AI robots can handle complex tasks, while non-AI robots are best suited for
repetitive tasks.

AI robots also have human-like interaction capabilities, unlike non-AI robots.

REFRESH

Robots are machines programmed by computers, capable of automatically doing
difficult or complex tasks.
AI gives robots a computer vision to navigate, sense and calculate their reaction
accordingly. These robots are called AI-enabled robots.

Some of the AI-enabled robots are Kuri, Sophia, Aibo, Humanoid Shalu, Manav,
Rashmi, etc.
The robots which work automatically but have no intelligence and no ability to sense
are known as non-AI robots.
Some of the non-AI robots are cobots, industrial robots, agriculture robots, etc.

TeCh Ready

A. Tick ( ) the correct option.

1. E2-DR is a robot.
(i) pet (ii) domestic

(iii) disaster relief (iv) agriculture

2. Which of the following is the first humanoid to receive citizenship in Saudi Arabia?

(i) Sophia (ii) Kuri

(iii) Rashmi (iv) Shalu

3. Which of the following is the world's first Hindi-speaking humanoid?
(i) Shalu (ii) Rashmi

(iii) Manav (iv) Sophia

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