industrial robot ne demek?

robot

1. Başkasının buyruğu ile iş yapan, kendi akıl ve iradesini kullanmayan kimse.
2. Belirli bir işi yerine getirmek için manyetizma ile kendisine çeşitli işler yaptırılabilen otomatik araç.
3. Bk. özdevinir
4. Fr. Elektrikle veya mekanik yollarla hareket ettirilerek çeşitli işler yaptırılabilen otomatik cihaz.
5. Re-programmable, multifunctional manipulator designed to move material, parts, tools, or specified devices through variable programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks Common elements which make up a robot are: controller, manipulator, and end-effector See Manipulator, Controller, and End-Effector.
6. Browser programs, which are not under human control, accessing web pages and following hypertext links, such as search engine spiders.
7. Any browser program which follows hypertext links and accesses web pages but is not directly under human control Examples are the search engine spiders, the 'harvesting' programs which extract e-mail addresses and other data from web pages and various intelligent web searching programs A database of web robots is maintained by Webcrawler.
8. Labour service.
9. An automated software that crawls all over the Web for information to place in a database The robot follows links and collects the information it finds at the end of each link Search engines send these crawlers out periodically to add information to their search databases.
10. In the technologically optimistic portion of the 20th century, robots were intelligent anthropomorphic machines that understood human speech, interpreted visual scenes, and manipulated objects in the real world In the technologically realistic 21st century, robots are absurdly primitive programs that do things like 'Go look up this book title at three different online bookstores and see who has the lowest price; fail completely if any one of the online bookstores has added a comma to their HTML page ' Also known as intelligent agents Some simple but very useful examples of robots are the spiders or Web crawlers that fill the content database at public search engine sites such as AltaVista.