ROBOTICS

ROBOTICS
Presented by:
S Uday Kumar
207Y1A05H2
CSE-C

Under Guidance of :
B.Prasad
Assosiate Professor
INDEX:

CONTENTS SLIDE NO

ABSTRACT 4

INTRODUCTION 5

EXISTING SYSTEM 6

DRAWBACKS OF EXISTING
8
SYSTEM

PROPOSED SYSTEM 9

ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED
10
SYSTEM

APPLICATIONS 11

CONCLUSION AND FUTURE

12
REFERENCES

REFERENCES 13
 ABSTRACT
Robotics is a multidisciplinary field at the intersection of engineering,
computer science, and mathematics, focused on the design, construction,
operation, and use of robots. Robots are autonomous or semi-
autonomous machines capable of performing tasks in the physical world,
often in environments that are hazardous, inaccessible, or repetitive for
humans. This abstract provides an overview of key concepts in robotics,
including its history, components, applications, challenges, and future
directions.
 INTRODUCTION
Robotics is a fascinating and rapidly evolving
field that lies at the crossroads of science,
engineering, and technology. It is concerned
with the creation, design, and operation of
intelligent machines known as robots. These
robots are capable of performing a wide range
of tasks, from simple mechanical actions to
complex decision-making processes, often with
the aim of mimicking or augmenting human
capabilities. This introduction provides an
overview of the fundamental concepts, history,
and significance of robotics.
 EXISTING SYSTEM
The existing system in robotics encompasses a wide
range of technologies, techniques, and approaches
that have been developed and deployed to create
functional and capable robots.

1. Sensors and Perception: sensors include cameras,

depth sensors (such as LiDAR and Kinect),
ultrasonic sensors, touch sensors, GPS, inertial
measurement units (IMUs), and more.

2.Military Equipment and Hardware: This includes a

wide range of advanced military hardware such as
tanks, aircraft, naval vessels, artillery, missiles,
drones, and advanced weaponry.
 5. Autonomous Navigation: Autonomous
navigation allows robots to move and operate
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6. Medical Robotics: Medical robots assist

surgeons in performing delicate procedures with
high precision. Surgical robots provide enhanced
visualization, dexterity, and control, leading to
improved patient outcomes and reduced
invasiveness.
Drawbacks of
Existing System:
1. Limited Adaptability:
2. Lack of Robust Perception:
3. High Cost:
4. Safety Concerns:

5. Ethical and Legal Complexities:

6. Maintenance and Reliability:

 PROPOSED SYSTEM
1.Collaborative Human-Robot Interaction: The system aims to
create a synergy between humans and robots, allowing them to
work together harmoniously to achieve goals.

2.Natural Language Processing (NLP): By integrating NLP

capabilities, the system enables human operators to
communicate with robots using everyday language.

3.Gesture Recognition: The system utilizes advanced gesture

recognition technology to interpret hand and body movements,
providing an efficient means of conveying instructions to
robots.

4.Task Coordination: Through the proposed system, robots

can receive instructions from multiple sources simultaneously
and autonomously allocate tasks based on their capabilities
and workload.
 ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM

Enhanced Communication
Efficient Task Assignment
Improved User Accessibility
Adaptive Learning
Enhanced Safety
Reduced Downtime
Enhanced Product Quality
Adaptability to Change
 APPLICATIONS
Manufacturing and Assembly
Healthcare and Medical Surgery
Logistics and Warehousing
Agriculture and Precision Farming
Automotive Industry
Space Exploration
Search and Rescue Operations
Defense and Military Operations
Entertainment and Theme Parks
Environmental Monitoring
 CONCLUSION
In conclusion, robotics has revolutionized various industries by
introducing automation, efficiency, and innovation into
complex tasks and environments.

FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS
Artificial Intelligence Advancements:
Energy Efficiency
Advanced Sensing
Human-Robot Collaboration
 REFERENCES
1. "Introduction to Autonomous Robots" by Nikolaus Correll, Bradley
Hayes, and M. Bernardine Dias
2. "Robotics: Modelling, Planning and Control" by Bruno Siciliano,
Lorenzo Sciavicco, Luigi Villani, and Giuseppe Oriolo
3. "Robotics, Vision and Control: Fundamental Algorithms in
MATLAB" by Peter Corke
4. "Robotics: Discover the Science and Technology of the Future with
25 Projects" by Kathy Ceceri
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