What is Robotics?
Robots is a branch of technology which deals with all the operations, designs and functions of Robots. A robot is essentially a machine designed to perform tasks, imitating human actions, repetitive or difficult for humans. Robots can range from simple automated machines like assembly line arms to highly advanced systems capable of learning and interacting with their environment.
History of Robotics?
The idea of robots has existed for centuries.
In 1921, the term "robot" was first used in a play by Czech writer Karel Čapek. Later in the 1940s, American scientist Isaac Asimov popularized the concept with his “Three Laws of Robotics.”
The real breakthrough came in the 1950s and 60s when industrial robots started being used in factories, such as the animate, one of the first robots deployed in automobile manufacturing.
Since then, robotics has seen rapid growth, leading to the development of robots used in various sectors like healthcare, defense, and even space exploration.
Technology used Behind Robotics
Today's robots are powered by a combination of hardware and software. Key technologies in robotics include sensors (for sight, touch, and movement detection), actuators (to help robots move), and artificial intelligence (AI) to enable robots to think and learn.
Robotics is an evolving field, with advancements in AI and machine learning making robots smarter and more autonomous. Robots are being designed to work alongside humans, assisting in tasks, medical surgeries, or even everyday activities, in future they may become an integral part of our daily lives.
For building these robots also, programming language is must, How can someone create a programming language?
How can we create a programming language?
-Programming languages like java, python, C, C++ makes human to communicate to the computer systems.
-Every language has a purpose—whether it's for web development, mobile apps, or data analysis.
-This step is where the creativity comes.
The syntax is how users will write code in language. Decide how things like variables, functions, and loops will look.
For example, will you use curly braces like JavaScript or rely on indentation like Python? Keep it simple so that it's easy to learn and use.
-Create either a compiler (to translate your code into machine code) or an interpreter (which runs the code directly).
-Once the core is working, start testing. Write small programs in a language and see if they run as expected.