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Introduction to AI in Robotics

Welcome!

What is AI in Robotics?

The Role AI Plays

The Brains of the Bot: Fields of AI

How Robots Learn: Machine Learning

Robot Eyes: Computer Vision

Speaking Robot: Natural Language Processing

Where Am I? (SLAM)

Following Rules: Expert Systems

Deep Learning and Neural Networks

🎮 Crossword: Robotics Terminology

Robots in Action

How Robots and AI Work Together

Real-World Applications

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Intro to AI in Robotics

Quiz: The Role of AI

Quiz: Machine Learning

Quiz: Computer Vision

Quiz: Natural Language Processing

Quiz: SLAM

Quiz: Expert Systems

Quiz: Deep Learning

Quiz: Robots and AI Together

Quiz: Applications

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Foundations of AI in Robotics and Autonomous Systems is your practical gateway to the intelligence that powers modern robots—from warehouse pickers and delivery drones to home assistants and autonomous vehicles. In this beginner-friendly course, you will learn how artificial intelligence turns mechanical machines into adaptive, decision‑making systems that can sense, learn, and act in complex, changing environments. We start with the essentials: what AI means in robotics and why it matters. Then, we unpack the core fields that give robots their skills: Machine Learning for pattern recognition and improvement over time, Computer Vision for perception, Natural Language Processing for human‑robot interaction, SLAM for mapping and localization, Expert Systems for rule‑based reasoning, and Deep Learning for high‑performance perception and control. You will explore how sensors feed data into AI models, how robots close the loop from sensing to acting, and where these capabilities appear in real‑world applications across manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and beyond. Through clear explanations, relatable examples, and quick knowledge checks, you will build a solid mental model of how AI and hardware integrate to create autonomy. By the end, you’ll confidently articulate key concepts, evaluate use cases, and understand the technological building blocks behind intelligent robots—equipping you for further study, career exploration, or hands‑on projects in robotics and autonomous systems.

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            <p>Think about the difference between a simple kitchen toaster and a robot that can navigate a busy hospital hallway. While a toaster just follows a basic timer, an AI-powered robot uses a digital "brain" to make its own decisions. This course explores how artificial intelligence transforms basic machines into smart systems that can learn from their mistakes and act without a human constantly telling them what to do. You will discover why AI is the secret ingredient that allows robots to handle complex jobs, making them a huge part of our modern world.</p>

<p>Throughout our journey, we will dive into the different ways robots "think," "see," and "hear." You'll learn how machine learning helps them get better at tasks over time and how computer vision lets them recognize objects just like we do. We will also explore how robots understand our speech, map out new places so they don't get lost, and use neural networks to solve tricky problems. By the end, you’ll see exactly how these smart machines are changing industries like healthcare and manufacturing, and what the future might look like as they become even more helpful in our daily lives.</p>
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