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Robotics technology has made clear progress, especially with regard to the performance of basic human functions.

The robot "ANYmal" in the Robotics Systems Lab appears in the video and asks for the electric elevator. The robot, which has been under development for more than a year, comes with four legs.

The lab continues to research how to use robot legs, by doing very simple tasks. Previously, "ANYMAL" mastered climbing the drawers slowly.

The robotics and mechatronics center in Germany recently released the experimental version of the robot "David", which is a concrete block.

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The center also tested robots that work cooperatively with humans. Last September, Roblin 'Justin, a robot with the ESA space agency, worked.

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While robots are proving themselves in mechanical tasks that require precision and replication, researchers say it may take 40 years before they succeed in more complex challenges.

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A study by Oxford University and Yale University, based on the ideas of more than 300 artificial intelligence experts, showed robots would be able to accomplish all human tasks by 2053.