Now we have come to such robots, who look more like a human than a machine and do acts. This is because of the rapid development in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence.
More than 100 haumenoid has been introduced from around the world in a London exhibition. Humenoid means, human like robot. They can talk to people, contact them. Can imitate them. And some seem to be as much as human.
The guests of the London Science Museum are now very close to the mechanized people. Robo Dspian, a performer Robot told the audience in the exhibition: "The face of humans and machines is so scary that the face of each other has always been scary. Every generation has felt it in every century, at present it is in the robotic form."
"I think we always find the idea of making a mechanical person interesting, through humaneoid robots, we show our technical height too. Is packing. "
Some medieval robots are also present in the exhibition. As the 16th Century worshiped the Saints "Their movements were mostly dependent on the clock, they used to repetit it, they could not communicate in the real world just as we do, but on the basis of that, today's robots are made."
Even today robots are a sample of technical possibilities. But the atmosphere is changing now. Japan's Robo Girl Codomoroid delivers the eyes. He has reached abroad for the first time. Modern robot industries are being used in many areas, from research to industries.
The engineers have been working hard to reach the robots here. Robotics engineer Will Jackson says, "There are so many parts that shake, this robot has 12,000 parts and we made every one, and if one of them is too bad or does not work properly, then nothing works. That's why it's very complicated. "
Artists have also spent a lot of time on human and machine relationships. Science fiction films also show this relationship in their rounds, sometimes from fear, sometimes with lukewarm. But the question is how should the future of robots be?
"Do you think this technology will be able to help our society, it will also have to see what kind of future we want with robots, I think it is a big question for society," says Darron, a robots curator. Not only about the humanoids but also the entire robotic technology. "
Robots are the only machines at the moment. But the gap between human beings and robots will decrease over time, but in the meantime, the expectations, dreams and fears that may arise are likely to remain intact.
