Design and Development of Writing Robot Using Speech Processing

Abstract

Modern society heavily relies on robotics as a technology. The use of robots in manufacturing and warehouse automation is well-established. For example, they can move goods to and from storage racks for Internet mail orders as well as assemble cars or washing machines. More recently, robots have entered homes and hospitals for the first time and achieved amazing success in planetary exploration. Robots, however, have fallen short of the expectations set forth in the 1950s and 1960s, when it was widely believed - by scientists, engineers, and the general public - that by the turn of the 21st century we would have intelligent robots serving as butlers, companions, or co-workers. Robotics, a subfield of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science, is the study of robot design, construction, operation, and application, as well as the use of computer systems for their control, sensory feedback, and information processing. These technologies are concerned with automated devices that can take the place of humans in dangerous environments or during production processes or that resemble humans in terms of appearance, behavior, and/or cognition. The use of natural inspiration in many of today's robots has benefited the field of bio-inspired robotics. Although the concept of creating autonomous machines dates back to the classical era, it wasn't until the 20th century that real progress was made in understanding their functionality and potential uses. Creativity can only be fostered with effective teamwork and communication. The majority of patients and some pharmacists have trouble deciphering a doctor's handwritten prescription, which can occasionally lead to negative outcomes because the prescription is incorrectly interpreted. Understanding doctor's prescriptions can be challenging due to the frequent use of Latin abbreviations and medical terminology that most people are unfamiliar with. Prior to performing this task, standards for online human signing are first developed. After that, robot writing tasks are completed in accordance with these standards to produce robot signatures. Finally, recommendations are made to enhance robot motion.