Civil Engineer: Effects Of Robots In Our Daily Life

Civil Engineer: Effects of Robots in our Daily Life

Loai Hamouda

201403115

Qatar University

English 203 - 012

May 22nd, 2016

Ms. Melissa Van De Wege

Civil Engineer: Effects of Robots in our Daily Life

Robots now considered one of the most important things that the society cannot live without it. It has many fields and many jobs and every robot has designed to do his own mission in perfect and completely way. It is made a breakthrough through all over the world, and it affected the world in positive way and made everything can be done quickly and perfectly. Robots have many noticeable effects in our life. They had put their changeable touch in many fields such as; industrial, medical, and space fields.

The first and main effect that

As a human being, he cannot reach far away from earth so that he used robots to help them go far away. According to Richard (2013), NASA has made Rover with its named Curiosity. It is a part of long-term efforts of robotic exploration of red planet. This robot was designed to assess whether mars ever had an environment to support a life, which humans cannot do the same things as the robots due to our human nature. Curiosity has been successfully exploring the surface of the mars for months. Human could not reach the out space and discover it so that they resort to robots. Curiosity rover is one of the robots have been made to discover the nature of mars and they have added so many equipment to cope with the mars nature. However, NASA initially designed Valkyrie robot to aid in disaster relief as a rescue and search robot. NASA said that it hopes to send Valkyrie to Mars to prepare and help the human in exploration (Kasandra, 2015). Within this Valkyrie robot many things can be done, because it is invented with a very smart technology that can let him communicate with you , also he can decide whether you are a threat or not. Also, his ability of rescue and discovering. All of these traits made NASA thing that it will be helpful in Mars. There is a colossal stride between NASA's automated wanderer Interest, which arrived on Mars in 2012, and the capacities of a robot, for instance, Valkyrie. For example, the rover Curiosity get their guidelines transferred at the beginning of the day, those directions add up to go over there or check that stone. It is a totally different ballgame when the occupation for the day is to gather a few natural surroundings. Various mechanical progressions, from faster PCs to better machine-learning calculations, will soon make it workable for a robot, such as