11th Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks

  Mechatronics has been linked to robotics since its inception. Having multiple systems working together and communicating smoothly has allowed robots to progress from a robotic arm used in die-casting to an artificial intelligence-based humanoid robot. Unimate is widely regarded as the world's first industrial automation. Unimate was the first mass-produced robot used for factory automation, with its first prototype published in 1958. General Motors used Unimate in the die-casting process, which involved extracting hot metal automotive parts from a die, a dangerous job for humans. The first full-scale humanoid robot , WABOT-1, was introduced in 1971. The robot could communicate in Japanese, walk, and grasp objects. WABOT-2 was released in 1980 with the goal of showing more “human-like intelligence and dexterity” by being able to play a keyboard. ASIMO, dubbed the "world's most humanoid robot," was developed by Honda in 2000. ASIMO was able to walk on various surface

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