THE FIRST ROBOT IN THE WORLD

The first robot was created around 400-350 BC by the Greek mathematician named Archytas and pigeon shaped bertenagakan steam. Archytas, also known as "the father of mechanical engineering", making the bird robot out of wood and using steam to move the robot. The bird is then hung on a shaft and at one point the bird managed to fly as far as 200 yards before running out of steam. He made this robot bird in order to investigate on how the birds fly. Robot steam pigeon is known as the first robot created in the world.

Archytas was a philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, war commander, statesman, and strategist who is very famous in his day. Among the many achievements include the founder of mathematical mechanics (which is now referred to as mechanical engineering). He also noted a general ruler elected for seven consecutive years, which is actually against the rules at the time, however, because he had never lost a battle once in his time as a strategist and a highly reliable, then the people decide to continue to elect him as their leader.

His work in the field of mathematics greatly influenced Plato and Euclid, and many others. Among the achievements of mathematics is, in geometry, he managed to solve the problem of "doubling cube", as proposed by Hippocrates of Chios. He also made great progress in the theory of music, which he uses mathematics to define patterns of pitch interval enharmonik scale in addition to a scale that was known at that time that the chromatic and diatonic scales. In addition, he suggests that the pattern pitch on stringed instrument is also highly correlated with the air vibrate. Archytas finally died by drowning in a sinking ship, with his body later washed ashore.

Other Facts About Robots

While humanoid robots (robot shaped like a man) who first created by Leonardo Divinci in about the year 1495. This robot form armored knight that could sit up, wave, and move its head while opening and closing the jaws, which may be intended to frighten naughty children.

The first man known to be killed by a robot is a factory worker in Kawasaki Japan in 1981, when a robot arm can not be controlled and ultimately destroy him.

The world's first Cyborg is a professor of cybernetics Kevin Warwick named. He put a computer chip in his left arm which he used to control doors, hand-made, and electronic wheelchair from afar. Among the well-known experiments, among others in 2002, she used her nervous system to connect via the internet and controlling the robot arm, including the ability to feel what the robot arm is feeling by the sensor. His wife has also been equipped with a similar, albeit with a simpler device that is connected to the nervous system so they can "communicate" with each other over the internet.