A Timeline in the History of Robotics

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• ​400 A.D.

• ​A water clock

• ​may have been invented by the Chaldeans of ancient Babylonia

• 1645

• ​Leonardo da Vinci

• ​The metal-plated warrior, a suit of armor that sits up, opens and closes its arms, moves its head and opens its visor1645

• 1921

• ​Karel Čapek

• ​which means hard work or forced work

• ​introduced in 1920 hit play, R.U.R., Rossum’s Universal Robots

• 1801

• ​Joseph-Marie Jacquard

• ​Weaving device

• ​1961

• ​George Devol

• ​first industrial robot

• ​Come up with a machine-like-arm licensed in 1954 (granted in 1961. It was advanced as an outturn of the forethought and business awareness of Joseph Engelberger - Father of a Robotics

• 1966

• ​Artificial Intelligence Center (AIC) of Stanford Research Institute (also known as SRI International)

• First mobile robot

• 1978/1981

• ​Hiroshi Makino

• ​Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm​

• ​industrial robot for the assembly process

• 1998

• LEGO

• ​the popular system for Robotics Education. (Mortensen,2012)

• 2000

• NASA

• ​a dexterous robot designed to work with astronauts. (Canright,2012)

• 2012

• Rethink Robotics

• ​a low-cost humanoid torso-typed to be easily taught tasks, work safely around humans and require minimal set-up straight out of the box. (Guizzo and Ackerman 2012)

• 2017

• ​Labrador, John Leur et.,al

• ​(PHL-Microsat-1) first satellite constructed and creatively designed by Filipinos

• ​set in motion to the International Space Station on March 23, 2016, and was stationed into orbit from the ISS on April 27, 2016.

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