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Robotics Collection (#2)

"Exploring the Fascinating World of Robotics: From Humanoid Robots to Artwork" In a mesmerizing display of technological advancement

Background imageRobotics Collection: Training to use industrial robots

Training to use industrial robots
Industrial robot. An engineering student learning how to program an industrial robot. Photographed at Polytechnical College No, 8 in Moscow, Russia

Background imageRobotics Collection: Micro-robotic surgery, conceptual image C013 / 5616

Micro-robotic surgery, conceptual image C013 / 5616
Micro-robotic surgery, conceptual image. Computer artwork representing a micro-robot performing surgery inside a human body

Background imageRobotics Collection: Cyborg brain, artwork C016 / 5792

Cyborg brain, artwork C016 / 5792
Cyborg brain. Artwork of a humanoid with the brain highlighted. The merging of humans and technology is called cybernetics, and the result is known as a cyborg

Background imageRobotics Collection: X-ray crystallography C016 / 3823

X-ray crystallography C016 / 3823
X-ray crystallography. Researcher using an X-ray machine to obtain crystal diffraction patterns of proteins for 3-D imaging of enzymes

Background imageRobotics Collection: Artificial intelligence, conceptual image C013 / 9959

Artificial intelligence, conceptual image C013 / 9959
Artificial intelligence and cybernetics, conceptual image. Computer artwork of a brain as the central component of a computers central processing unit (CPU, yellow)

Background imageRobotics Collection: Cybernetics

Cybernetics. Conceptual computer artwork of a man becoming a robot

Background imageRobotics Collection: Mechanical brain

Mechanical brain. Conceptual computer artwork of cogs inside a human head. This may be representing thought processes in the brain as the mechanical movement of cogs

Background imageRobotics Collection: Wired brain

Wired brain. Computer artwork of a human brain connected to wires. This could represent a range of concepts, from computer-enhanced intelligence, to computer control of humans

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot intelligence

Robot intelligence, conceptual image. Computer artwork of a human-like robot (android) assuming the pose of Rodins Thinker

Background imageRobotics Collection: Cybernetic evolution

Cybernetic evolution. Conceptual computer artwork of the evolution of a cybernetic human. From left to right, the sequence shows the stages that led, over more than a billion years

Background imageRobotics Collection: Medical nanorobots

Medical nanorobots. Computer artwork of medical nanorobots and red blood cells in a human body. Microscopic robot technology could be developed in the future to treat diseases in new ways

Background imageRobotics Collection: Nano submarine

Nano submarine. Conceptual computer artwork of a nano submarine in an artery. Nanotechnology could revolutionise many fields of science from manufacturing to surgery

Background imageRobotics Collection: Computer mouse and robot hand

Computer mouse and robot hand

Background imageRobotics Collection: Nano surgery

Nano surgery. Conceptual computer artwork of nano robotic spiders repairing an eye. Nanotechnology could revolutionise many fields of science from manufacturing to surgery

Background imageRobotics Collection: Computer mouse and model hand

Computer mouse and model hand

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic dog

Robotic dog being worked on by a researcher. This robot is modelled on a greyhound. Instead of traditional electric motors, it uses pneumatic muscle actuator (PMA) technology

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robots

Robots. Computer artwork of two human-like robots (androids)

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic legs

Robotic legs. Researcher mimicking the posture of a pair of robotic legs. Instead of traditional electric motors, the legs use pneumatic muscle actuator (PMA) technology

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot arm spot-welding a car suspension unit

Robot arm spot-welding a car suspension unit
Robot welding in car production. Multiple exposure image of a robot arm spot-welding the suspension unit of a car. The welding region is " white" hot

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic helicopter

Robotic helicopter with an onboard computer (metal box, lower centre) for its autopilot program. The leads link to servo-mechanisms that the computer uses to fly the helicopter

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot arm spot-welding a car suspension u

Robot arm spot-welding a car suspension u
Robot welding in car production. Multiple exposure image of a robot arm spot-welding the suspension unit of a car. The welding region is white hot, while a shower of orange sparks is produced

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot astronaut

Robot astronaut. Computer artwork of a humanoid robot in orbit above the Earth. It has a head and two arms, but has a grasping claw-like attachment instead of legs

Background imageRobotics Collection: Digital Clay modules

Digital Clay modules in the hand of a research scientist. The two dodecahedral modules are first generation prototypes, which are part of a modular robotics project

Background imageRobotics Collection: Earth spinning on robotic finger, artwork

Earth spinning on robotic finger, artwork
Earth spinning on robotic finger. Conceptual computer artwork of robots taking over the world

Background imageRobotics Collection: Gecko robot foot

Gecko robot foot
Synthetic gecko toes. Toes from a robot foot designed to mimic (biomimetics) the foot of a gecko. The robot foot is made of a dry adhesive polymer

Background imageRobotics Collection: Toy robot

Toy robot. Computer artwork of a humanoid toy robot. Several brands of robotic toys have been developed since the late 1990s

Background imageRobotics Collection: SpinybotII climbing robot

SpinybotII climbing robot, scaling a wall. This robot has been designed to mimic (biomimetics) the climbing ability of insects and spiders

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic hand and Earth

Robotic hand and Earth. Conceptual computer artwork of robots taking over the world

Background imageRobotics Collection: Sewer inspection robot

Sewer inspection robot in position in a sewer. The Ka-Te system of sewer robotics provides autonomous robots that are designed to clean

Background imageRobotics Collection: Cybernetic hand

Cybernetic hand, conceptual computer artwork. The wires and mechanical levers at left are used to control the hand and allow it to manipulate and grasp objects such as the globe

Background imageRobotics Collection: Female android torsos

Female android torsos. Conceptual computer artwork of life-like female torsos hanging from hooks. These could be used to build androids, robots that have a human appearance

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot arm transferring car engine block moulds

Robot arm transferring car engine block moulds
Industrial robot. Robot arm transferring sand cores used as moulds for car engine cylinder blocks from the machine which makes the moulds to a conveyor belt

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot scorpion

Robot scorpion. Computer artwork of a robot design based on that of a scorpion. Future robot designs will cover a wide range of sizes and uses

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic arms

Robotic arms. Time exposure image of a researcher mimicking the movements of a pair of robotic arms. Instead of traditional electric motors, the arms use pneumatic muscle actuator (PMA) technology

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot army

Robot army. Computer artwork of units in a robot army. Robots are being designed in a wide range of sizes for a wide range of military uses, working both with and without military personnel

Background imageRobotics Collection: Toy robots

Toy robots. Computer artwork of three humanoid toy robots. Several brands of robotic toys have been developed since the late 1990s

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic car production line

Robotic car production line. Robotic arms being used to spray paint on a car body as part of an automated production line

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot

Robot. Computer artwork of a human-like robot, or android

Background imageRobotics Collection: Android robot, artwork

Android robot, artwork
Android robot, computer artwork. Android robots are being developed that will be able to navigate obstacles while carrying out simple tasks

Background imageRobotics Collection: Albert Einstein robot face skin

Albert Einstein robot face skin
Robot skin. This rubber mask was designed by American robot designer David Hanson for use on an Albert Einstein robot. It is composed of a spongy polymer called Frubber that is light

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot soldiers

Robot soldiers, computer artwork. In the future, wars may be partially or wholly fought by specially created fighting robots

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot, computer artwork

Robot, computer artwork

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot

Robot. Computer artwork of a human-like robot, or android, dancing

Background imageRobotics Collection: Albert Einstein robot head and engineer

Albert Einstein robot head and engineer
Robot head. Robot engineer placing artificial teeth onto a robot Albert Einstein designed by American robot designer David Hanson

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robot soldier

Robot soldier, computer artwork. In the future, wars may be partially or wholly fought by specially created fighting robots

Background imageRobotics Collection: Sprawlita cockroach robot

Sprawlita cockroach robot, running outdoors. Sprawlita is a hexapod (six-legged) robot that mimics (biomimetics) the running ability of cockroaches

Background imageRobotics Collection: Android robot

Android robot
MODEL RELEASED. Android robot. Conceptual image of a mans upper torso with circuitry projected on it. This could represent the design of an advanced human-like robot (android)

Background imageRobotics Collection: Robotic hands and Earth, artwork

Robotic hands and Earth, artwork
Robotic hands and Earth. Conceptual computer artwork of robots taking over the world



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"Exploring the Fascinating World of Robotics: From Humanoid Robots to Artwork" In a mesmerizing display of technological advancement, a humanoid robot gracefully performs alongside a schoolgirl in an enchanting dance routine. The C016 / 8377 robot effortlessly matches the girl's steps, showcasing the seamless integration of art and technology. Not far away, a mischievous cat perches atop another robotic creation, playfully swatting at its mechanical companion. This abundance of robotic marvels highlights the ever-growing presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in our lives. As we delve deeper into this alternative reality where androids roam freely among us, we witness AI being applied to various aspects of our daily needs and desires. Augmented reality takes center stage as it enhances our perception and interaction with these intelligent machines. An intriguing engraving titled "Plus de barbiers. . La vapeur intelligente et progressive appliquee aux usages et besoins journaliers de l'homme" captures the imagination with its depiction of steam-powered inventions revolutionizing everyday tasks. This artwork showcases how they are bring about innovative solutions for mankind's convenience. Moving on to historical references, Plate VI from "Uber den Schachspieler des Herrn von Kempelen und dessen Nachbildung" presents an awe-inspiring chess-playing automaton that astounded audiences during its time. Similarly, an advertising elephant engraving catches our attention as it promotes Edison's upcoming inventions that promise to transform society. Taking a leap into the past reveals Alpha Robot 1932 - a groundbreaking creation embodying futuristic visions that were ahead of their time. Meanwhile, Robot 1928 portrays a mechanical man designed for tomorrow's laborious tasks; it serves as evidence that humanity has long been fascinated by robots' potential contributions. Lastly, Plate III from "Uber den Schachspieler des Herrn von Kempelen und dessen Nachbildung" introduces us to a steam-powered man, further emphasizing the continuous pursuit of innovation in robotics.