The topic of autonomous robots is one that can never fail to raise discussion and divide humanity. It is quite inevitable that the creation and expansion of robots will change our lives in different ways. Whether this kind of change will be helpful to society or not, is often a topic of debate. Some of the unfavorable outcomes are dehumanization, increased unemployment through automation of jobs and increased risk of fatality. In daily life, we rely on machines and robotics to perform daily tasks, such as watching toasters transform bread to toast, and we accept that machines can be reliable to do tasks for us. We also watch recordings which show how food is cooked, or music is played, for instance. We don’t notice as the robotics here, don't have an explicit appearance. Currently, modern knowledge is intended to carry the world to ourselves, which includes the internet, radio, phone, and the trend may continue as robots will further bring the world to us. We have often heard from entrepreneurs of technology and some media outlets that automation will lead towards a future that is bright. Here, there are a significant number of journalists and politicians that may depict the scenarios for the automated future (Tilden, 2011).

The 20th century marked the wide adoption and acceleration of the process of the industry. At the beginning of the era, the industrial rebellion was in mid-swing, the car was invented, and aircraft became motorized powerhouses. The influence of the advancement of technology on the lives of individuals from healthcare, to employment and lifestyle, was massive. In this century this trend was constant again, with the flourish of technology, but at a much faster rate. At the beginning of the 20th century, phones were uncommon and expensive but by the end of the century, mobile phones became part of everyday life. Now we are at the cusp of a new technology revolution which has profound significance, known as the Robotics Rebellion. The rebellion will place the 20th and 21st centuries in a pivotal position in history. It will also heavily influence our lives and the lives of future generations, where the Robotics' revolution will able to deliver massive changes. (Rossiter, 2019).

In order to answer this question, we need to observe the new technologies, such as smart materials, that are emerging day by day and will change the definition of the robot. It will have a profound effect on 21st-century people's lives. If we reconsider the prior rebellions of technology and industry, these were considered by the developments of two differing ideas; ones that are electrical and ones that are mechanical. Robotics abused the synthesis of the electrical and mechanical systems, and new approaches were applied; intelligence and computation. There are many types of machinery that are new with the range of robots who are working days and they are affecting the lives of the people in the society (Rossiter, 2019).

The robot has been explained as the supreme invention of man, after the revolution of the mobile that was kicked off in the year 2007 with the invention of the iPhone. Samsung and Apple were the winners, while Microsoft was among the losers on large scale, as its 20-year monopoly on computing was coming to an end. Information technology has opened with improvements that are tremendous for societies. Since machine learning and robotics have improved productivity, and have improved the economies of developed nations, the countries that can invest in innovation towards the growth of technological advancements, will continue to experience growth in economic performance in the future. This kind of technology can raise the standard of living of mankind, to the entire world. Whilst knowing about different types of machinery that will give the newer generation’s access to robotics, there are some things that may perform in our lives that will interact with one another, and this may create a positive and negative influence on our lives.

Assist Devices of how the development of autonomous robots will change our lives negatively and positively

            For the people who are immobilized and frail or the people who are elderly, solutions for the future will form the power to assist clothing that will restore mobility. Restoring mobility has an influence on the quality of the life of the wearer that can permit to return the life which is productive and by extension, can be helpful for the economy. There is a challenge with this proposition, however, which is the power of the density of technologies that is related to actuation within the device that can assist. If the wearer becomes too accustomed, they can lose muscle mass due to excessive reliance on this mobilizing technology. The material should be comfortable and light with the actuation of the power density that may be high, as compared to the organic muscles. This would be beyond the state of the art. Assist devices that are wearable will make conservative devices redundant (Knoop and Rossiter, 2015).

The social impact of Robotics of how the development of autonomous robots will change our lives negatively and positively

Intelligent robots are now the main topic in books and films nowadays. One of the important writers who has written a book on robots, Isaac Asimov, started to write on the topic in the year 1939. It was only because of science fiction. Now machine intelligence has become so powerful that there is no fiction of science that will change the lives of people. When we are trying to test robots we look towards different perspectives that determine whether electrical and mechanical parts are working well or not. Information processing has no difference as compared to another system of information technology. There are different models for the level of quality that have to be assessed when the new technology is evaluated. Social impact is the hardest and the last level (Marselis, 2016).

Important methods for risk and quality of robots are the social and business impact. The impact of business could be judged by looking at the process of the business and evaluating whether the robots may fit well within the process and makes the process more valuable to the owner and the user. In my opinion social impact of the robots is the hardest method as we can see that social impact is necessary. An example may be given to a person who owns the farm where he has 200 dairy cows. For many years he has a robot who gives milk which is known as milking robots. This robot uses the regular industrial robot arm with some laser sensor to milk the cows automatically 24 hours a day. It may gather useful information about the condition of health of the cows. Previously it was observed the farmer have to be at home from 5.30 through 8.00 and 17.00 to 19.30 in the evening to milk the cows. As the robot took over the responsibilities of the farmer, the farmer can now utilize the free time to perform other tasks and it became easier to go away for some days whilst the robot maintained helped monitor and maintain the cows. The most continuous impact of the robot was to be connected at the farm so that the farmer and his family may have dinner together each and every day but not all these types of social impacts of the robots will give a positive effect. (Blooming, 2019).