Short History about Robots (AI)
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Short History About Robots (AI) 
Our concept of robots as humanoids originates in science fiction, namely that of American author Isaac Asimov. His Three Laws of Robotics were codified in 1942, and state:
Rule #1
A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
Rule #2
A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings, except if such orders would contradict with the First Law stated.
Rule #3
A robot must protect its own existence
This is a speech by Mary bellis that said "We have evidence that mechanized human-like figures date back to ancient times to Greece". The concept of an artificial man is found in works of fiction since the early 19th century. Of all these early thoughts and representations, the dawn of the robotic revolution began in earnest in the 1950s.
The first and foremost digitally operated and programmable robot(AI) was established by George Devol in 1954.
called UNIMATE
As far back as ancient Greece and in early Chinese dynasties. Descriptions of ancient robots date back to the 1st century. These devices are known as automatons, from the Greek word automatons, or “acting of one’s own will.” Essentially, automatons are non-electronic moving machines that mimic human or animal actions.
In 1495, Leonardo da Vinci added to the long and colorful history of robots. He designed a complex humanoid automaton, which, as it appears in his sketches, could perform human-like motions such as sitting up, moving its arms and twisting its head and neck. The robot appears to be a warrior or knight, dressed in German-Italian medieval armor. This was only one of the several hundreds of designs and technical drawings rediscovered within the pages of two found manuscripts in 1950.
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There are numerous examples of automated machines and robotic development in both ancient and more recent history, but the first truly modern robot to be added to the history of robots was invented by George C. Devol in 1954. This robot was called Unimate. In 1961, Unimate became the first industrial robot to work at the assembly line of a New Jersey General Motors plant. Programmed to take die castings from machines and perform welding on auto bodies, Unimate was obviously very far from the romantic notion of androids, or human-like robots.
Up to the 1970s, the term artificial intelligence (AI) was in its infancy. Android robots were then designed to absorb every detail in their environment and carry out mathematical calculations to analyze what they “see.” Many of these ‘retro robots’ were therefore paralyzed after moving forward as little as a meter, overwhelmed with all the new input they received. In the 1980s and 1990s, a turning point occurred in the study of AI. It was proposed that that one didn’t need a highly accurate internal representation of the world to interact with it, an idea inspired by the movement of nature itself. This new perspective was revolutionary in further advancing the study of AI and robotics.
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Now compare to nowadays robot with advanced upgraded robot with full operating strong AI
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not all these articles are composed by me, and to avoid PLAGIARISM the links below direct to some article source.
http://www.robots-and-androids.com/history-of-robots.html
http://usblogs.pwc.com/emerging-technology/robotics-and-ai-interactive-timeline/
https://www.thoughtco.com/timeline-of-robots-1992363
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