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smart appliances is used in household products.

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1. Smart appliances are more expensive. Aside from greater purchase prices, they frequently necessitate more repairs than mechanical versions of the identical machinery.
2. They may endanger data and privacy.

3. Firmware problems.

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1. Control all of your appliances from one location. It's really easy to manage your kitchen and appliances from a single interface.

2. Notifications that are useful.

3. Energy-Efficiency.

4. Cooking has been simplified.

5. Expertise in Performance

6. Security. Convenience.

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A smart appliance is one that is linked to a central system and may be programmed or controlled remotely, as well as run autonomously, based on input from sensors that detect things like temperature, light levels, or activity.

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Artificial Intelligence: Robotics and Cobots

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Artificial Intelligence: Robotics and Cobots

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1) High Costs of Creation
2) Making Humans Lazy
3) Unemployement
4) No Emotions

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1) Reduction in Human Error
2) Takes risks instead of Humans
3) Available 24/7
4) Faster Decisions
5) New Inventions

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Medical professionals are often tired and overworked, and in the world of healthcare, fatigue can have fatal consequences.
Robots don’t get tired, which potentially makes them a perfect substitute, and so-called “Waldo Surgeons” are capable of performing operations with incredible accuracy and a steady ‘hand.’

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Amazon’s upcoming Astro bot:
Essentially an Echo Show on wheels, the robot uses artificial intelligence to navigate autonomously around the home, acting as eyes and ears when you’re not around thanks to a periscope camera.

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AI is the brain and robotics is the body. Let’s use an example to illustrate. A simple robot can be programmed to pick up an object and place it in another location and repeat this task until it’s told to stop. With the addition of a camera and an AI algorithm, the robot can “see” an object, detect what it is and determine from that where it should be placed. This is an example of an artificially intelligent robot.

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While there continues to be confusion about the terms artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, they are two separate fields of technology and engineering. However, when combined, you get an artificially intelligent robot where AI acts as the brain, and the robotics acts as the body to enable robots to walk, see, speak, smell and more.

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1. Relatively low modulus
2. Low strength
3. Restricted Build Size

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1. Have good recovery strain
2. Density is low
3. Cheaper in cost

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1. Limited Materials

2. Restricted Build Size

3. Part Structure
4. Reduction in Manufacturing Jobs
5. Copyright Issues

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1. Flexible Design
2. Rapid Prototyping

3. Print on Demand

4. Strong and Lightweight Parts

5. Fast Design and Production

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One of the largest growth areas in 3D printing is the replacement parts industry. With 3D printing, you’re able to take any design and turn it into a working physical object.

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4D printing is applied in various sectors such as engineering, medicine, and others.

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4-dimensional printing uses the same techniques of 3D printing through computer-programmed deposition of material in successive layers to create a three-dimensional object.

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3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is the construction of a three-dimensional object from a CAD model or a digital 3D model.