Cognitive Machines - Devadharshini S
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Cognitive Machines: The Future of Intelligent Robotics explores a world where machines no longer simply follow commands but learn, adapt, and reason. Blending science, technology, and visionary insight, this book invites readers to imagine the rise of robots that think with us, not just for us. From the dawn of automation to the cutting edge of artificial intelligence, it traces how robotics has evolved from mechanical arms on factory floors to self-aware companions capable of perception, decision-making, and creativity. Through accessible explanations and thought-provoking scenarios, it…mehr

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Cognitive Machines: The Future of Intelligent Robotics explores a world where machines no longer simply follow commands but learn, adapt, and reason. Blending science, technology, and visionary insight, this book invites readers to imagine the rise of robots that think with us, not just for us. From the dawn of automation to the cutting edge of artificial intelligence, it traces how robotics has evolved from mechanical arms on factory floors to self-aware companions capable of perception, decision-making, and creativity. Through accessible explanations and thought-provoking scenarios, it reveals how cognitive machines could reshape medicine, industry, education, and even human relationships.But the story goes beyond technology-it delves into the profound ethical and societal questions that come with machines capable of judgment and empathy. Written for curious minds, innovators, and dreamers, Cognitive Machines is both a roadmap to the robotics revolution and a call to engage with its future responsibly. It doesn't offer distant science fiction-it presents a near horizon where artificial cognition is real, and the choices we make today will shape how we live tomorrow.Provocative, inspiring, and deeply human, this book paints a vivid picture of a future where machines don't just serve us-they evolve with us.