Can robots replace human labor?

Of course, this is one of the reasons why robots were originally created.

The word robot has a wide meaning. In our public sense, a robot refers to a machine that is similar to human form. But in fact, many robots have no human appearance, but they can do a lot of work instead of human beings.

Now many large factories have production lines, and most of the jobs we occasionally see on TV, such as automobile assembly lines, are done by robots, which can not only reduce labor costs, but also avoid some mistakes or mistakes caused by manual operation to the maximum extent. Because as long as the pre-programmed program does not make mistakes, the robot can repeat the action countless times, and it is exactly the same every time.

Perhaps the large machine production line is far away from our life, so let's talk about things around us. Now many families will buy sweeping robots. Although it is also called a robot, it is just a machine like a plate. It can sweep the floor instead of people in the house without worrying that it will be tired or bored. Isn't this a very good example of replacing human labor with robots?

Science and technology have made rapid progress, and now many unimaginable things have come true. In fact, there are many examples around us where machines can replace people. For example, although a car needs people to drive, is its speed and comfort much better than walking? For example, it was reported in the news some time ago that a courier company has started to use robots to pick up couriers, which is not only efficient, but also accurate, and the cost is definitely much cheaper than labor in the long run.

Machines can replace a lot of human labor, but there is at least one thing that machines can't replace, and that is the ability to deal with unexpected problems, and that is our brain.