Robotics Collection (page 4)

Humanoid robot skull, Diagram of a robot skull that will form the base of a robot Albert Einstein head created by US robot designer David Hanson

Albert Einstein model head. This model is based on the head of Albert Einstein and will be used as a template for a robot Albert Einstein

Humanoid robot head. Head and shoulders of Joey Chaos, a humanoid robot created by Hanson Robotics, USA. The robots skin is composed of a spongy polymer, called Frubber

Robot Albert Einstein waving.Robot featuring the body of a HUBO robot made by the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and a head created by US robot designer David Hanson

Albert Einstein clay model. This clay model is based on Albert Einstein (photo in background) and will be used as a template for the rubber skin of a robot Albert Einstein

Robotic surgery. Computer artwork of a human and a robotic arm, both using surgical lasers. Robotic machines already help surgeons carry out surgery

Artificial intelligence research, artwork
Artificial intelligence research, conceptual computer artwork

Robot, artwork
Robot, computer artwork

Medical nanorobots, conceptual image. Computer artwork of nanorobots (small, spiky) attacking a virus (red)

Digital future, artwork

Digital future, conceptual artwork

Digital touchscreen, artwork

Flying microbots, artwork
Flying microbots, computer artwork

Nanobot replication. Self-contained nanobots replicating in a factory. Nanotechnology involves the use of current and future technology to build microscopically small probes

Cybernetics and robotics, conceptual image. This image could represent concepts such as cybernetics, android robots, artificial limbs, and artificial intelligence

Gecko foot showing adhesive lamellae
Tokay gecko (Gecko gecko) feet on glass showing the arrangement of lamellae. Gecko feet use very small subdivided filaments on the lamellae to bond with their substrates at the molecular level using

Gecko feet diversity
Photomontage of living gecko feet showing a variety of forms. Gecko feet employ very small subdivided filaments to bond with their substrates at the molecular level using Van Der Waals forces

Toy robot, artwork
Toy robot, computer artwork. This robot has a humanoid body plan, but with tracked wheels instead of legs, and a single camera-eye instead of a head

Military robot, artwork
Military robot, computer artwork. In the future, wars may be partially or wholly fought by specially created fighting robots

Cybernetic arm, composite image. The mans right arm has been replaced by a robotic one. This represents the development of prosthetic limbs that can not only be controlled by the patients nervous

Educational robot, artwork
Educational robot, computer artwork. The apple in the robots hand represents the ability to teach and learn, and for robots to develop artificial intelligence (AI)

Buckyball molecule, artwork
Buckyball molecule being held by a robotic hand. Conceptual computer artwork that might represent research into, or hi-tech automated production of, buckyball molecules

Robot hand, artwork
Robot hand, computer artwork

Evolution of technology, conceptual computer artwork. Robot hand holding a cog, which could represent the evolution from purely mechanical systems to advanced electronic systems

Nano-machine, conceptual artwork
Nano-machine, conceptual computer artwork. Nano-machines are entities on the scale of nanometres (billionths of a metre). It is hoped that they will one day be used internally to search out

Nanorobot, artwork
Nanorobot. Computer artwork of a nano robot walking over the surface of a micro chip in order to search out and repair the structure

Nanorobots, artwork
Nanorobots. Computer artwork of nano robots walking over the surface of a micro chip in order to search out and repair the structure

Humanoid robots, artwork
Humanoid robots, computer artwork. Computer artwork of a row of humanoid robots that resemble human females. The merging of humans and technology is called cybernetics

Cyborg brain, artwork
Cyborg brain, computer artwork. Computer artwork of a human brain with robotic implants emerging from the cerebellum and brainstem

Female cyborg, artwork
Female cyborg, computer artwork. Computer artwork of a cyborg with a womans face, with the rest of the body consisting of robotic implants

Robotic eye, artwork
Robotic eye. Computer artwork of a close-up of a futuristic robots eye. As robots become more and more advanced it is speculated that they will one day be able to perform human tasks

MOOREs STEAM MAN 1893
Two illustrations of Canadian inventor George Moores Steam Man, a fully mobile robot automaton powered by an internal steam engine

MOOREs STEAM MAN C1890
The Steam Man automaton of Canadian Professor George Moore, which has an internal engine allowing it to walk, and vent steam through a well placed cigar!

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"Exploring the Fascinating World of Robotics: From Humanoid Robots to Artwork" In a mesmerizing display of technological advancement, a humanoid robot gracefully performs alongside a schoolgirl in an enchanting dance routine. The C016 / 8377 robot effortlessly matches the girl's steps, showcasing the seamless integration of art and technology. Not far away, a mischievous cat perches atop another robotic creation, playfully swatting at its mechanical companion. This abundance of robotic marvels highlights the ever-growing presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in our lives. As we delve deeper into this alternative reality where androids roam freely among us, we witness AI being applied to various aspects of our daily needs and desires. Augmented reality takes center stage as it enhances our perception and interaction with these intelligent machines. An intriguing engraving titled "Plus de barbiers. . La vapeur intelligente et progressive appliquee aux usages et besoins journaliers de l'homme" captures the imagination with its depiction of steam-powered inventions revolutionizing everyday tasks. This artwork showcases how they are bring about innovative solutions for mankind's convenience. Moving on to historical references, Plate VI from "Uber den Schachspieler des Herrn von Kempelen und dessen Nachbildung" presents an awe-inspiring chess-playing automaton that astounded audiences during its time. Similarly, an advertising elephant engraving catches our attention as it promotes Edison's upcoming inventions that promise to transform society. Taking a leap into the past reveals Alpha Robot 1932 - a groundbreaking creation embodying futuristic visions that were ahead of their time. Meanwhile, Robot 1928 portrays a mechanical man designed for tomorrow's laborious tasks; it serves as evidence that humanity has long been fascinated by robots' potential contributions. Lastly, Plate III from "Uber den Schachspieler des Herrn von Kempelen und dessen Nachbildung" introduces us to a steam-powered man, further emphasizing the continuous pursuit of innovation in robotics.