Unveiling The Capabilities Of AI Robots Training Ppt

Slide 1

This slide illustrates that AI and robots are potent for automating operations both within and outside the manufacturing industry. In recent years, AI has gained relevance and traction in robotic systems, providing flexibility and learning capabilities into formerly inflexible applications.

Slide 2

This slide showcases the relationship between Artificial Intelligence and robots. Artificial Intelligence (AI) provides computer vision to robots, allowing them to navigate, detect, and calculate their responses. Robots learn to do tasks via Machine Learning, a component of computer programming and AI.

Slide 3

This slide introduces the concept of artificially intelligent robots which serve as link between robotics and AI. These robots run on AI algorithms which helps them to perform sophisticated tasks.

Slide 4

This slide lists few main ways like assembly, customer support, packaging and robotics open source in which AI is deployed.

Instructor Notes:

• Assembly: In robotic assembly applications, AI is an essential tool. When paired with sophisticated vision systems, AI may aid in real-time course correction, especially in complicated industrial industries such as aerospace. While in operation, AI may also be used to assist a robot in learning on its own which pathways are optimal for various procedures
• Customer Support: Robots are being deployed in retail businesses and hotels worldwide to provide customer care. The majority of these robots use AI natural language processing capabilities to communicate with clients in manner akin to humans. The more these algorithms can engage with humans, the more they learn
• Packaging: Robotic packaging typically employs AI to provide faster, lower-cost, and more careful packing. AI saves specific actions made by a robotic system while continually refining them, making the installation and movement of automated systems simple enough for anybody to accomplish
• Robotics Open Source: A few robotic systems with AI capabilities are now being marketed as open-source solutions. Users may educate their robots to do specialized activities depending on their specific application, such as small-scale agricultural tasks. The combination of open-source robotics with AI may be a significant trend in the future of AI robots

Slide 5

This slide showcases Hanson Robotics’ most advanced human-like robot, Sophia, which is a blend of science, engineering, and creativity that acts as a platform for robotics and AI research.