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Published: 2025-02-27

Enterprise Data Architect and IT Senior Project Manager, Richardson, TX, USA

ISSN 3067-3194

Assessing The Role of Ai In Robotics A Dematel Methodology Approach

Authors

  • Suresh Pandipati Enterprise Data Architect and IT Senior Project Manager, Richardson, TX, USA

Keywords

AI Algorithm Performance, Energy Efficiency, Human-Robot Interaction, Hardware Advancements, Regulation and Ethics

Abstract

The future of AI-powered robotics promises a major transformation across various industries, offering remarkable potential to automate complex processes, boost human capabilities, and redefine numerous sectors. By utilizing machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing, AI-driven robots can interact with their surroundings, make informed decisions, and learn from their experiences, all without direct human oversight. This fusion of robotics and AI enables machines to tackle delicate tasks such as performing surgeries in healthcare, as well as advancing manufacturing and logistics operations. In the near future, AI-powered robots are expected to become increasingly autonomous, adaptable, and proficient in managing tasks within ever-changing environments. Breakthroughs in machine perception will allow robots to better comprehend and respond to the world around them, enhancing safety and effectiveness. Furthermore, advancements in human-robot collaboration may lead to robots working alongside humans in sectors like education, hospitality, and services, improving productivity and user interactions. However, the rise of AI-powered robotics also raises important ethical, legal, and social concerns, such as job loss and privacy issues. To ensure these technologies benefit society, careful integration will be essential. Ultimately, AI-powered robots are set to play a crucial role in shaping the future, transforming how we live and work.

Research significance: The future of AI-driven robotics has the potential to revolutionize various industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and agriculture. Research in this area concentrates on improving robot autonomy, decision-making, and collaboration with humans through advanced AI technologies. As robots become smarter, they will be able to carry out intricate tasks with greater accuracy, flexibility, and efficiency, boosting productivity and safety. This research also tackles issues such as ethical concerns, reliability, and human-robot emotional interaction. Progress in AI robotics promises innovative, practical, and sustainable solutions, transforming industries and enhancing overall quality of life.

Methodology: The approach to studying the future of AI-driven robotics focuses on exploring how artificial intelligence integrates with robotic systems. This involves examining progress in machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing, which allow robots to complete intricate tasks independently. Researchers investigate technological innovations such as enhanced sensors, edge computing, and human-robot interactions. They also address ethical, societal, and economic implications, such as the effects of automation, labor markets, and safety. To forecast trends, challenges, and opportunities in AI robotics, experts use case studies, simulations, and interviews, offering a well-rounded view of its future potential

Alternative: AI Algorithm Performance, Energy Efficiency, Human-Robot Interaction, Hardware Advancements, Regulation and Ethics

Evaluation preference: AI Algorithm Performance, Energy Efficiency, Human-Robot Interaction, Hardware Advancements, Regulation and Ethics

Results: Hardware advancements are rising to the top, while regulation and ethics are being pushed to the bottom

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Published

2025-02-27

How to Cite

Pandipati, S. (2025). Assessing The Role of Ai In Robotics A Dematel Methodology Approach. International Journal of Robotics and Machine Learning Technologies, 1(1), 1–18. https://doi.org/10.55124/ijrml.v1i1.233