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Records Made By Robots – The First Companion Robot In Space

Since our existence on this planet, Homo Sapiens has developed a technology that will adapt to your needs and facilitate your day to day. Over the years, these innovations have become more sophisticated and intelligent . Now, in what some consider to be the full technological age, robots have the ability (granted by humans) to perform actions that even their creators are unable to carry out. In situations like this, it is inevitable to think who is better than who? The human or the machine?

The truth is that since man saw the opportunity to use machines instead of labor, a revolutionary development began. Centuries ago, the greatest existing technology could be a spear whose tip allowed to hunt larger animals or with a thicker skin. When the Industrial Revolution arrived, this evolutionary concept gave a radical change, leading humanity to one of the greatest transformations of a social, economic, cultural and of course, technological nature.

The steam engine, the electric light bulb, the telephone, the first plane, etc., have been the antecedents of a scenario in which there are practically no limits. The development of technology has made it possible to improve people’s quality of life and its different applications have been reflected in all possible areas (science, medicine, urban planning…).

Despite the fact that without human merit their existence would not be possible, robots alone have become the recipients of a large number of accolades. These, and not their creators, have positioned themselves as the true protagonists on different occasions . There are even different categories for these machines in popular competitions such as Guinness World Records. Year after year, creators and machines are exceeding each other so that the latter achieve worldwide success. And whether it’s in space or on our planet, in this gallery we have some of the most incredible records set by robots.

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