Robotics: What Beginners Need to Know about Robotic Process Automation, Mobile Robots, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Autonomous Vehicles, Speech Recognition, Drones, and Our Future

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If you want to learn about robotics, then keep reading Robotics is slowly creeping into our lives, and soon, robots will be everywhere. Do you know everything there is to know about robotics? Do you want to know more about robotics? Do you want to discover the advantages of robotics? If so, then you've come to the right place. In this book, you will learn everything you need to know about robotics as a beginner: The basics of robotics and what some of the advantages and disadvantages are. Reasons that experts are trying to warn us about robots. Myths about robots and the actual truth. Robotic Process Automation and how it relates to robotics. Mobile robots and how they have changed throughout the years. Artificial Intelligence and how it can be tied to robotics. Machine learning and how robots use it. Autonomous vehicles and how they work. How robots use speech recognition. Drones – what they are and how they work. How robots are being used in business and how they could take your job. Answers to frequently asked questions about robotics. And much, much more! If you want to learn more about robotics, then scroll up and click “add to cart”! Review: Welcome to the future - Robots are everywhere, Drones, cars, even homes. Learn about the world that's developing around you. get tuned in to the changes you see. This book is a great start to help you understand what robots can and, for now, can't do. Welcome to tomorrow Review: Poorly written, unsupported information, but interesting - I was surprised at the amount of information in this book that is completely unsupported. No citations whatsoever and no information about the author to know if he is an expert in the filed or if this is just a book full of opinion. Also, it reads as if poorly translated or if it was "written" with automatic speech recognition. Many typographical and grammatical errors throughout that detract from the information in the text. I liked the breadth of information in the book, but not knowing where any of it comes from (i.e. is it actually published in a peer reviewed journal) and the errors detract from the message.