Imagine a robot like a baby learning to walk, it tries, falls down, and keeps trying until it gets better. This is how a robot learns: by making mistakes and getting better each time. It uses something called machine learning, which helps it understand what works and what doesn’t.
How the Robot Learns
When the robot tries to walk, its sensors feel if it’s falling or standing up. If it falls down, it knows that move didn’t work. Then it adjusts, maybe moves its legs differently next time. It keeps doing this until it walks smoothly like a real person.
Examples
- A baby learning to walk falls down and tries again, just like a robot.
- A robot with wheels learns how far it should move before turning the corner.
- The robot counts its steps and tries to balance on both feet at the same time.
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See also
- How Do Robots Learn to Walk?
- How Do Robots Know What to Do?
- How Does a Robot Learn from Experience?
- How Does ‘Artificial Intelligence’ Learn from Data?
- How Does a Computer Learn from Data?
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