Difference Between Robots And Humans

Have you ever imagined a factory full of robots, without a single human present? A place where robot arms are carrying heavy items, and small robots running around the place, each doing a specific action. We have to know that more and more robots are involved in manufacturing work. If we continue to turn a blind eye towards the uprising and dominance of intelligent robots, our jobs could easily be taken away by them. While investors have always claimed that robots can reduce the manufacturing cost9Intelligent robots and humans are about similar to each other as they are different in terms of their ability, thanks to similarities in how they learn new skills, differences in efficiency of work and the possible mistakes they make.

Both intelligent robots and humans can learn from demonstration and through a repetitive process, they can master the skill. According to Toomey, "It's really hard for robots to pick things up but this one is great at it", 2017 , anyone can train the
Imagine if a robot is programmed to move forward one metre and pick up a cup. When the cup is placed just ten centimetres further away, the programmed robot cannot recognise nor see it. Instead, it will just move forward a metre as programmed and cannot pick up anything. Although robots practically make no calculation mistakes, since we always rely calculators to make correct and accurate calculations. Robots, however, are not able to recognise what is going on but can only continue with the programmed action. They cannot observe the environment and think of another way to achieve the same results. Humans are not perfect either. Humans are prone to calculations mistakes and we have to rely on other means to do calculations, like using a calculator. Humans can make calculation, spelling and grammar mistakes. These are the limitations of humans. Humans are not perfect after all. Both robots and humans can make