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-HARBOUR TECHNOLOGIES
MINI HUMANOID
ROBOT
D.ROHAN- DECK TECH
PILLARS OF OUR TEAM :-
M.V.MANUS
D.ROHAN
RI
M.V.MANUS
Table Of Contents
• ROBOTICS
• 3LAWS OF ROBOTICS
• HUMANOID ROBOT
• HUMAN EVOLUTION VS.
HUMANOID EVOLUTION
• APPLICATION OF HUMANOID
ROBOT
• TYPES OF HUMANOID ROBOT
INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH
CONSUMER
• MATERIALS UTILISED
• CODINGS USED
• ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGE
Robotics
• A Robot is a machine capable
of carrying out a complex series
of actions automatically.

• Robotics study and application

of – robot technology.

• Robots may be constructed to

take on human form.

• Robots can be guided by an

external control or attached
within.
3 Laws of Robotics
The first law is that a robot shall not harm a human, or by
inaction allow a human to come to harm.
The second law is that a robot shall obey any instruction
given to it by a human.
The third law is that a robot shall avoid actions or
situations that could cause it to come to harm itself.
Humanoid Robot
•Humanoid robots are professional service robots
built to minimise human motion and interaction.

•They provide value by automating tasks in a way

that leads to cost-savings and productivity.

•They’re now starting to become commercially

viable in a wide range of applications.

•ASIMO (Advanced Step in Innovative

Mobility) is one of the humanoid systems
developed by Honda Motor Co. in the year 2000.

• Over the past decade in humanoid research, an

encouraging spectrum of science and technology
has emerged that leads to the development of
highly advanced humanoid robots.
Human Evolution Vs.
Humanoid Evolution
Application of Humanoid
Robot
TYPES OF HUMANOID
ROBOT

1.Industrial Humanoid
Robots
2.Research Humanoid
Robots
3.Consumer Humanoid
Robots
 Industrial Humanoid Robots

They are designed for use in manufacturing and other industrial tasks. They are typically more expensive than
other types of humanoid robots and have more limited functionality. However, they are much more durable and
can work for longer hours without tiring.
 Research Humanoid Robots

They are designed for use in scientific research. They typically have more advanced features
than industrial humanoid robots and are more expensive. However, they are not as durable and
may not be able to work for as long hours.
 Consumer Humanoid Robots

They are designed for personal use. They are typically less expensive than other types of humanoid robots and
have more limited functionality. However, they are much more user-friendly and can be used for a variety of
tasks, such as providing companionship or helping with household chores.
 Mini Humanoid Robot
OUR ROBOT
MATERIALS
UTILISED
 1. Tools
2. Soldering machine
3. Multi meter
4. Iron sheet

1. 12V battery for arduino

2. 2mm ¼ inch screw with nut
3. 4mm ¾ inch screw with nut
4. MG 995 servo motor
5. 5V adaptor for servo
6. 4mm ½ inch with nut
7. Arduino mega
8. HC SR04 ultrasonic sensor
9. HC 05 Bluetooth module
CODINGS THAT ARE USED
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
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