However, they are not official laws, and people have proposed creating robots that might violate them, such as robotic soldiers, or robots that would be expendable in hazardous conditions. The 3 laws help us ask ethical questions about the future of robotics. An electronic machine that processes information. Nowadays found in everything from children's toys and wristwatches, to automobiles and satellites. You are likely using a desktop computer to access this glossary.
Every robot is connected to a computer, which keeps the pieces of the arm working together.
This computer is known as the controller. Robots today have controllers that are run by programs - sets of instructions written in code. In the future, controllers with artificial intelligence, or AI could allow robots to think on their own, even program themselves. This could make robots more self-reliant and independent. This information is almost always digital, or stored in the binary form of 1's and 0's.