Humanoid Robots

Humanoid robots are robotic entities designed to resemble and imitate human form and behavior. They typically have a head, a torso, two arms, and two legs, and are engineered to perform tasks that require human-like interaction or movement. These robots can vary in appearance, from highly realistic models with human-like features to more abstract designs. The primary purpose of humanoid robots is to interact with humans and perform activities in environments shaped by human presence, such as homes, workplaces, or social settings. They can use sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence to understand and respond to social cues, voice commands, and physical gestures. Humanoid robots are often used in research, education, healthcare assistance, customer service, and entertainment. Their development raises important questions about ethics, robotics, and the future of human-robot collaboration.