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Question
Discuss in your class.
How can we take help of robots in our daily life?
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Solution
More and more people are relying on robots to perform household chores. Some of them are robot vacuum cleaners and kitchen robots, but we now have robots that cut the lawn in the garden or clean the bottom of the pool, robots that clean our windows, and even robots that iron our clothes. In addition, robotics has also allowed home automation (heating, lighting, blinds, or security systems). The common feature of all the uses of robotics is the simplification of tasks for human beings and the improvement of our daily lives thanks to this technology.
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