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AUTOMATION
Group 3:
Akshaya Bhardwaj
Aritra Sanyal
Mahesh Kumar
Namit Gaur
Sushan Upadhyaya
Unnati Khandelwal
Robotics
Interdisciplinary Branch
Rapidly Growing Field
Used in STEM
Robotics involves
• Conception
• Design
• Manufacture
• Operations
Consider as a future of the world
Automation
IT Automations
Health Care Automations
Banking Automations
Automation is going to cause unemployment,
and we need to prepare for it. -Mark Cuban
AI shooting for the sky
Computational Power
Impacts on Society
Positive:
Automating a job can result in more of those jobs.
Automation doesn’t necessarily make humans obsolete.
Impacts on Society
Negative:
Automation leads to loss of existing jobs
Impacts on Economy
Positive:
Benefit to rural economy in India
Automation and Robotics boost productivity(GDP)
Impacts on Economy
Negative:
Robots replace too many jobs before a jobless economy can be
stabilized.
Identity Theft and Data Abuse
Opportunities and Prospects
Advances in Robotics and
Automation
Lovotics
Social Robotics and Human Robot Interaction towards affection and
friendship between the robot and the human partner.
Social Robots and Chatbots
Robot that interacts and communicates with humans or other
autonomous physical agents by following social behaviours.
Neurorobotics
Neural Networks
Defined as Artificial intelligence technique that mimics the operation of
the human brain (nerves and neurons), and comprises of densely
interconnected computer processors working simultaneously.
Medical Robotics
Industrial Robotics
Tele robotics
Tele robotics is the area of robotics concerned with the control of semi-
autonomous robots from a distance, chiefly using Wireless network
(like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, the Deep Space Network, and similar) or
tethered connections.
Swarm Intelligence and Robotics
Swarm intelligence and robotics is another way to deal with the
coordination of multi-robot frameworks.
Nanobots
Fight with in-body cancerous cells and kill them.
Prospects of loosing jobs to
Machines?
Factories will always seek the cheapest workforce, be that human or
machine.
However, it’s worth keeping in mind that one of the primary uses of
these technologies is doing things we don’t want to. Dangerous
jobs, boring jobs, physically demanding jobs and jobs where high
levels of repetitive accuracy are needed.
While traditional machines, including fixed location industrial
robots, replaced our muscles (and those of other animals like horses
and oxen), these new smart machines have the potential to replace
our minds.
Will this just have the same effects as past technological leaps –
short term disruption more than offset by long term economic gains
– or is this something more fundamental in terms of taking humans
out of the loop.