All you need to know about Robotics and Machine Intelligence

The field of robotics and machine intelligence has experienced significant growth over the last few years. Technological advancements have enabled researchers to develop increasingly sophisticated devices and artificial intelligence systems capable of performing tasks traditionally reserved for humans. To understand where these fields are heading, it's important to review where they've been and what the role of robotics and machine intelligence has been so far in human history. Robots are machines that can complete physical tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously without human intervention. Robots typically perform tasks for humans, such as manufacturing, assembly, welding, painting, and many other functions. They may be guided remotely or operate autonomously using artificial intelligence-based systems such as GPS or vision sensors where they locate objects through image recognition technology. The exact definition of a robot is open to interpretation. Machines exhibit intelligence when they're able to sense, learn, and respond autonomously. But how is machine intelligence different from artificial intelligence?