Re:The Origin of Robot Arm Programming Languages
by le-mark on Sunday February 14, 2021 @07:41PM
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Wouldn’t a robot with the adaptability and trainablility of a human be, in effect a human? I say this only partially in jest. At one time I drove an old jalopy that developed a broken throttle cable, being poor i contrived a fix by splicing the two ends together with a nut and bolt. I joke to a friend the operation required three hands, one to hold the cable together, one to hold the bolt and one to turn the nut. I often reflect on what would be required to “program” a machine to perform such an operation; under the dash where the steering column transited the floor board, no less.
Of course robots aren’t expected to do such tasks, that’s just an example of a complex task that seems impossible to implement. And there are an infinite number of such tasks in the human repertoire.
Of course robots aren’t expected to do such tasks, that’s just an example of a complex task that seems impossible to implement. And there are an infinite number of such tasks in the human repertoire.