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WHAT IS ROBOTICS ?   The intersection of engineering, technology & science that generates machines is known as   Robotics . These are a substitute for human actions and it is used to perform different tasks usually by human beings. Robots are extensively used in different industries to perform different tasks like automobile manufacture, in hazardous environments to humans. The main   feature of robotics   includes artificial intelligence; human senses like touch, vision, & the capacity to detect temperature. Some kinds of robots are capable of making a simple decision. In engineering,  Robotics  is one kind of branch that involves the design, conception, assembly, & operation.  This field partly covers computer science, electronics, mechatronics, artificial intelligence, bio-engineering & nanotechnology. The main benefits of using Robots are, They never hurt human beings. They follow the rules from humans without delay. They protect th...

  Colleges Have Increased Women Computer Science Majors: What Can Google Learn? Harvey Mudd College students Ellen Seidel and Christine Chen work on a summer research project in computer science. Harvey Mudd College A Google engineer who got fired over a controversial memo that  criticized the company's diversity policies  said that there might be biological reasons there are fewer women engineers. But top computer science schools have proven that a few cultural changes can increase the number of women in the field. In 2006, only about 10 percent of computer science majors at Harvey Mudd College were women. That's pretty low since Harvey Mudd is a school for students who are interested in science, math and technology. Then,  Maria Klawe  began her tenure as president of the college. Klawe — a computer scientist herself — had always been told that girls weren't good at these things. "This whole idea that women lean to liking doing one thing and men to doing anoth...