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                                                              A creatural robot is a robot suggesting the mortal body in shape. The design may be for functional purposes, similar to interacting with mortal tools and surroundings, for experimental purposes, similar to the study of bipedal locomotion, or for other purposes. In general, creatural robots have a torso, a head, two arms, and two legs, though some creatural robots may replicate only part of the body, for illustration, from the midriff up. Some creatural robots also have heads designed to replicate mortal facial features similar to eyes and mouths. Androids are creatural robots erected to aesthetically act like humans. Some big examples are given below; 1.  Tesla Bot        Elon Musk says; that Tesla develop an  advanced level  stage of automation, standard motiv e &   two -toes human -like  robot, its able to appearing obligations that aren't stable and dull or a laugh. To broaden with the assistance of mechanical, e

                                                                                             AI robots: Top 7 world's most popular AI robots (non-humanoid) are given below:  1.  Vector Robot              Vector is a review platform, Cloud is connected via Wi-Fi to keep up to date and update with new skills and features. Requirements: Compatible iOS or Android device and free vector app setup only. Includes 1 Vector robot, 1 cubic cube, 1 charger (USB power adapter not included).        Vector is a friend designed to share and help. Powered by ai and advanced robots, you live by personality and share vision, sound, and touch.         Giving you the opportunity to bring home your Vector to brighten up your day! much. He’ll make fun of you, he’ll be your dance partner, and he’ll even help clean up your desk by pushing everything on it! (That's not a joke. She's a real cat.) 2.   VEXcode VR Teach and learn coding with Visual Robots (VR). VEXcode VR brings real-world STEM ideas

                                                                                        Robotics Robots are an interdisciplinary   branch of computer science  and e ngineering.   Robots are involved in the design, construction, operation, and operation of robots. The goal of robots is to design machines that can help and assist humans. Robots include the fields of mechanical engineering , electrical engineering , information engineering , mechatronics , electronics , bioengineering , c omputer engineering , control engineering , software engineering , mathematics ,  etc. Robots are making machines that can take the place of humans and duplicate human actions. Robots can be used in many situations for many purposes, but today most are used in dangerous environments (including radiation testing, bomb detection  and shutdown ), production processes, or where humans cannot live (eg in the air, under water, at high temperatures, and clean again block harmful substances and radiation). This