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The history of robotics dates back to ancient times, with early concepts appearing in Greek mythology and Chinese legends. The first mechanical automata were built during the Renaissance by inventors like Leonardo da Vinci, who designed a humanoid robot in 1495. The modern development of robotics began in the 20th century, particularly with Czech playwright Karel ฤŒapekโ€™s play *R.U.R.* (1920), which introduced the term "robot." The first programmable robot, Unimate, was created in 1954 and revolutionized manufacturing. In the decades that followed, advancements in computing, artificial intelligence, and materials led to increasingly sophisticated robots used in industries, healthcare, and space exploration. Today, robots are integral to automation, medical surgeries, and everyday tasks, with AI-driven models like Boston Dynamics' robots showcasing the future of robotics.
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The future world could be shaped by significant advancements in technology, sustainability efforts, and societal changes. **Technology**: Artificial intelligence and automation will play a much larger role in daily life, revolutionizing industries, transportation, and personal interactions. Autonomous vehicles, drones, and AI-driven services will likely become more commonplace. Smart cities with interconnected systems will improve infrastructure and energy efficiency. **Sustainability**: As climate change pressures grow, the future will likely see a shift towards greener energy sources like solar, wind, and potentially nuclear fusion. Sustainable architecture, electric vehicles, and circular economies will be crucial in reducing environmental impact. **Society**: Social and work structures may evolve, with more remote work, digital economies, and virtual interactions taking precedence. Augmented and virtual realities could redefine how people socialize, learn, and experience entertainment.
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China aims to lead in humanoid robots, using its succesful EV strategy China, a dominant force in the electric vehicle market, is now targeting Tesla in the quest to develop battery-powered humanoid robots that could eventually replace human workers on EV assembly lines. At the World Robot Conference this week in Beijing, over two dozen Chinese companies showed off humanoid robots designed to work in factories and warehouses, with even more displaying the made-in-China precision parts needed to build them, News.Az reports citing Reuters. China's push into the emerging industry draws from the formula behind its initial EV drive more than a decade ago: government support, ruthless price competition from a wide field of new entrants and a deep supply chain. "China's humanoid robot industry demonstrates clear advantages in supply-chain integration (and) mass production capabilities," said Arjen Rao, analyst at China-based LeadLeo Research Institute.
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