What is the concept behind in robot design

 

Could you be just a tiny bit more specific?

 

concept behind robot design

 

The design concept is to perform mechanical tasks faster, safer, and more efficiently than a human operator.

 

What is the concept behind in robot design

Can you be more specific? This is a very broad subject that means different things to different people. The concept is to do a human-like task without a human.
Big Japanese trend in robotics is in manufacturing. Replacing human workers with robots that work 24/7 and don't have sick children problems.

 

Big Japanese trend in robotics is in manufacturing. Replacing human workers with robots that work 24/7 and don't have sick children problems.

Not only Japanese, many manufacturing plants around the world use them, the automotive industry in N.A. for instance use them for such as loading-unloading CNC machines replacing human operators, spot welding body parts etc, one thing the manuf like is they work through lunch breaks etc.
Max.

 

Not only Japanese, many manufacturing plants around the world use them, the automotive industry in N.A. for instance use them for such as loading-unloading CNC machines replacing human operators, spot welding body parts etc, one thing the manuf like is they work through lunch breaks etc.
Max.

All very true!