Multifunctional mechanical systems

Relatively simple control system

Don't have feedback from sensors

Perform previously programmed tasks that are executed in a fixed sequence

Control systems through sensors they acquire information from the enviroment

Analyze data

Repeat a sequence of movements previously executed by human

Memorize and replicate said movements

Depends on the new generation (of young people interested in robotics)

Expected that they include developing technologies (nanotechnology)

Have more sophisticated sensors

Complex control strategies

Adapt and learn from their enviroment using neural networks

Obtain and analyze data that allows them to make intelligent decisions

Control the process in real time

Robots with controls

Use data and information obtained from their sensors

Execute orders from a programming language

Are reprogrammable

Develop artificial vision

Polyarticulated: They have rotating joints called degrees of freedom, driven by different means such as motors or pneumatic systems. They perform limited movements. They move in a working space according to a coordinate system.

Mobile: They have a system based on the rolling type locomotive, also the ability to move through remote control, guided by materialised tracks with circuits embedded in the ground. They can avoid obstacles, have a high level of intelligence and are a major focus of current research.

Androids: They attempt to reproduce human form and behaviour autonomously. Their challenge is to dynamically control processes and maintain balance at the same time.

Cyborg: The union between cybernetics and the living organism. They are beings made up of living matter and electronic devices.

Zoomorphic: These robots imitate various living beings, they can be walking or non-walking. They are useful for research and experimentation in difficult terrain.

Hybrid: They are a computer-controlled cybernetic organism. It contains both biological and electronic elements. The robot receives information about its location and can live up to two years.