### Hello everyone. Hope you all are doing great . Its me , Aqsa. And I'm back again with another IT related stuff which is very common nowadays that is agile robots. You all must have listen about it so lets discuss in detail. # Agile Robotics , The technological improvements. Robotics is becoming more essential in a range of industries because to technological improvements. Robots are altering traditional manufacturing and extending out into the health care and service industries as they become smarter and more versatile. ![Snapchat-1405049477_1.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmYPWNwAxo64DydgGp6KYwhfpfW5DczgaT4bQbXmnfAdoX/Snapchat-1405049477_1.jpg) ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) # High tech Agile robotics Agile Robots AG was founded in 2018 with the goal of combining artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic technologies to push the boundaries of robotics. This high-tech start-up was formed by Peter Meusel and Zhaopeng Chen, long-term researchers at DLR's Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics, as a spin-off of the German Aerospace Center (DLR). ![images (6).jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmXXx277ewCG5PqBUbKHPVRYyPqFwq5e8pE4Gc19yRyajk/images%20(6).jpeg) [Source](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSYm0wvS5tL0QRflMOPwu8xEVr7pYMVrecEvg&usqp=CAU) A modular design with electronics built into the joints, sensor redundancy to protect against sensor failure, and full-state measurement in the joints increases safety. Based on joint torque sensor inputs, algorithms for collision detection, gravity, and joint friction correction were created. They support precisely regulated torque and position in surgical applications, ensuring the necessary safety. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) # AI approaches Agile robotics A robotic vision system was created to follow patient body movement and avoid collisions, and it was driven by the cutting-edge AI approach of deep learning. The robot can learn and adjust to unexpected environments thanks to a combination of deep learning and high-resolution 3D sensing. ![images (7).jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmYYk1NJaykUSzsdgLRxtd2MJUqTsjeL7xsHCnDBBnLRVe/images%20(7).jpeg) [source](https://previews.123rf.com/images/drlange/drlange2010/drlange201006267/156557177-agile-robot-dog-with-long-tail-as-a-watchdog.jpg) ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) # Balances and Abilities of agile robots Every step requires balance and the ability to adapt to instability in a split second. It requires quickly adjusting where your foot will land and calculating how much force to apply to change direction suddenly. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) # What agile robots can do ? Robots that can walk properly could be

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* Significantly more useful in emergency rescue situations in the future. * They could also assist elderly. * Physically impaired folks with household chores * Daily responsibilities. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) # Robots? Agile? Really? Every step necessitates balance and the capacity to quickly adjust to changes in the environment. To change direction abruptly, you must immediately modify where your foot will land and calculate how much force to use. It's no surprise, however, that robots haven't been particularly adept at it up to this point. ![images (8).jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmeqAGxs7CLQB1p5k8TwzzmMfxKHJZeA9887WfMkfCc5zC/images%20(8).jpeg) [Source](https://previews.123rf.com/images/drlange/drlange2010/drlange201006267/156557177-agile-robot-dog-with-long-tail-as-a-watchdog.jpg) Atlas is a humanoid robot designed by Boston Dynamics, which Google purchased in December 2013. It has the ability to walk through tough terrain and even run on level ground. Although prior robots like as Honda's ASIMO and Sony's small QRIO can walk, they can't swiftly alter their balance, which makes them uncomfortable and of little utility. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) # What would more dynamic robots mean for society? In a variety of ways, robots are already quite valuable for industry, and they are becoming increasingly useful for consumers.

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### Will robots ever be able to break free from their monotonous nature? Robots today are quite good at doing the same thing over and over (and over again) in a very effective and efficient manner. This makes them incredibly useful for, say, repeating the same industrial operation 500 or 10,000 times at a low cost. They are highly consistent and do not tyre easily. ![image.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ28gjPbTRVGQwfGV5pTL8kKWrNCZjuZHkUxaR252q7KA/image.png) *Thank you so much for visiting my post* Special thanks to @vvarishayy @suboohi @cryptokraze @faran-nabeel @siz-official #club75 #club5050 ![Divider 2.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmcku5JTo92tt37Rv4CrLhKAvJSaVwmNsvRKWev3CDcPSc/Divider%202.png) *Steem Infinity Zone Team* @cryptokraze | @arie.steem | @qasimwaqar | @vvarishayy | @suboohi ![Footer.png](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZC7bpcF5HuGVbgJu6KZDyRj3JrvcgCiay5mAsFSMyhU6/Footer.png) [Click Here](https://discord.gg/BxCnnhvscv) to Join Official SIZ Discord Channel Discord | Twitter | Facebook --- | ---- | ---- [

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