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Intheeraofrapidtechnologicalrevolutionsweepingtheglobe,robotshaveevolvedfromfuturisticfictionalconceptsinsciencefictionnovelsandmoviesintoindispensablecorecarriersofmodernscienceandtechnology,profoundlychanginghumanproductionmethods,livinghabits,socialoperationmodesandeventhecognitiveboundariesofhumancivilization.Asatypicalrepresentativeofcross-disciplinaryintegratedtechnology,robottechnologyintegratesmechanicalengineering,electronicengineering,computerscience,artificialintelligence,sensortechnology,automaticcontrolengineering,bionicsandmanyothercutting-edgedisciplines.Itisanimportantsymboltomeasureacountry’slevelofscientificandtechnologicalinnovation,industrialmanufacturingcapacityandcomprehensivenationalstrength.





Fromthesimplemechanicalautomaticdevicesintheearlyindustrialagetotheintelligenthumanoidrobots,autonomousmobilerobots,industrialcollaborativerobotsandbionicrobotsintheintelligenteratoday,thedevelopmenthistoryofrobotsspanshundredsofyears.Intheprocessofcontinuoustechnologicaliteration,robotshavegraduallygotridofthelimitationsofsinglemechanicalmovementandfixedprogramexecution,anddevelopedtowardshighintelligence,highflexibility,highautonomy,miniaturization,precisionandhuman-machineintegration.Atpresent,robotproductshavebeenwidelydeployedinindustrialmanufacturing,medicalandhealthcare,aerospaceexploration,agriculturalproduction,logisticsandtransportation,homeservice,publicsecurityandmilitaryfields,becomingacoredrivingforceforpromotingindustrialupgrading,socialprogressandhumansocialdevelopment.





Thispaperwillcomprehensivelyelaborateonrobotsfrommultipledimensions,includingtheoriginanddevelopmenthistoryofrobottechnology,systematicclassificationofrobots,corekeytechnologiessupportingrobotoperation,mainstreamapplicationscenariosinvariousindustries,thecurrentchallengesandlimitationsofrobottechnology,andthefuturedevelopmenttrendsandsocialimpactsofintelligentrobots,soastopresentacompleteandin-depthpanoramaofrobottechnologyandindustry.





1.TheOriginandDevelopmentHistoryofRobots





1.1TheEtymologyandEarlyFictionalConceptionofRobots





Theterm“robot”originatesfromtheCzechword“robota”,whichmeansforcedlabor,drudgeryandhardwork.Itwasfirstwidelyknowntotheworldin1920throughthesciencefictiondramaR.U.R.Rossum'sUniversalRobotswrittenbyCzechwriterKarel?apek.Inthiswork,robotsaredepictedasartificialmechanicallaborerscreatedtoreplacehumanmanuallabor,whichinitiallydefinedthecoreattributeofrobots:servinghumansandreplacinghumanlabor.





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