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They all come in one shape

Early days they all were build around the same theme:

the dream of mechanical man. This has been one

of the key principles of early builders.

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Form over function

In automatons, the form was far more important

than the functionalities. It has to look like a

human.

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Early robot walk was a hoax

Many early 40’s and 50’s robot were men in

robot disguise. Robots are only now really able

to walk.

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No walk, stand or sit only

There was huge will to make robots to

look like a mechanical man, but technology was not there yet. Sitting or stand only robots

were more close to the truth.

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Finally challenges were accepted

Somewhere around 1970’s technology limitations were accepted and

mechanical man dogma was rejected.

Finally functions started to lead, not

the form.

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Modern robotics

Large base, moves with wheels, limited

actions. Some where actually still

radio controlled, not really autonomous.

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Future is here

Artificial intelligence, balancing skills, ability to scan

environment are building blocks of the

real mechanical man. It’s almost

here.

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Dawn of the humanoids

To create a machine that looks like a human is divine.