
Robotics: A Very Short Introduction
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Science & Technology
Format
Paperback
Pages
143
Language
English
Published
Nov 17, 2012
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Edition
1
ISBN-10
0199695989
ISBN-13
9780199695980
Description
Robotics stands at the forefront of technological innovation, playing an essential role in various industries, including manufacturing and warehousing. Alan Winfield explores the evolution of robotics, revealing how these intelligent machines have transformed operations and enhanced productivity. This engaging overview dives into the fundamental concepts of robotics, examining the principles behind robot design, functionality, and their applications in everyday life.
In addition to technical insights, the narrative delves into the societal implications of robotic integration, prompting readers to consider the ethical dilemmas related to automation and human-robot interaction. Winfield presents a balanced perspective on both the benefits and challenges posed by robotics, encouraging thoughtful discourse on its future. With clarity and conciseness, this work offers an accessible introduction for anyone curious about the dynamic world of robotics and its potential to reshape the landscape of work and daily living.
In addition to technical insights, the narrative delves into the societal implications of robotic integration, prompting readers to consider the ethical dilemmas related to automation and human-robot interaction. Winfield presents a balanced perspective on both the benefits and challenges posed by robotics, encouraging thoughtful discourse on its future. With clarity and conciseness, this work offers an accessible introduction for anyone curious about the dynamic world of robotics and its potential to reshape the landscape of work and daily living.
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