Introduction to Intelligent Robots

1. Intelligent robot is called intelligent robot, this is because it has a very developed "brain". What works in the head is the central processing unit (CPU), a computer that is directly related to the person who operates it.

2. Intelligent robots have various internal information sensors and external information sensors, such as vision, hearing, touch and smell. In addition to having receptors, it has effectors, which serve as means of acting on the environment.

3. This is the muscle, or self - stepping motor, which makes the hands, feet, long nose, tentacles and so on move. Therefore, it can be seen that intelligent robot must have at least three elements: feeling elements, reaction elements and thinking elements.

4. Intelligent robot can understand human language, with human language dialogue with the operator, in its own "consciousness" formed a separate to enable it to "survive" the external environment - the actual situation of the detailed mode.

5. It can analyze the situation, can adjust their actions to achieve all the requirements put forward by the operator, can formulate the desired actions, and in the case of insufficient information and rapid changes in the environment under the conditions to complete these actions.

6. Of course, it's impossible to think in exactly the same way as we do. Still, there are attempts to build some kind of "microcosm" that computers can understand.