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Non-AI Robots
The robots which work automatically but have no intelligence and no ability to sense are
known as non-AI robots.
Cobots
Cobots are also called collaborative robots. Cobots
work alongside human beings. A Cobot is designed
to work with people and not to replace people.
Cobots are used by manufacturers of lighting,
mobile phones, speakers, computers, and more.
The first Cobot was invented in 1996 by J. Edward Colgate and Michael Peshkin.
Industrial Robots
Typical applications of these types of robots
includes welding, painting, assembly, palletising,
product inspection, and testing; all accomplished
with high stamina, speed, and accuracy. They
can assist in material handling.
Agriculture Robots
Differences between AI and Non-AI Robots
Emerging applications of robots or drones in
AI and non-AI robots differ in their capabilities and adaptability.
agriculture include weed control, cloud seeding,
AI robots are equipped with artificial intelligence, while non-AI robots operate on
planting seeds, and soil analysis. Robots are
pre-programmed instructions.
used to pick apples, gather strawberries, harvest
lettuce and strip away weeds. 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.
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