Robotics Evolution: from Remote Brain to Cloud
Alaa F. Sheta, Nazeeh Ghatasheh, Hossam Faris, Ali Rodan

TL;DR
This paper reviews the evolution of robotic systems, emphasizing how cloud robotics enhances processing capabilities and enables more intelligent, flexible, and autonomous robots in the IoT era.
Contribution
It provides an overview of advancements in cloud robotics, highlighting recent efforts and future prospects for intelligent, flexible, and autonomous robotic systems.
Findings
Cloud robotics overcomes on-board hardware limitations.
Significant research efforts are focused on leveraging cloud technologies.
Future robotic systems will be more intelligent and autonomous in IoT environments.
Abstract
Robotic systems have been evolving since decades and touching almost all aspects of life, either for leisure or critical applications. Most of traditional robotic systems operate in well-defined environments utilizing pre-configured on-board processing units. However, modern and foreseen robotic applications ask for complex processing requirements that exceed the limits of on-board computing power. Cloud computing and the related technologies have high potential to overcome on-board hardware restrictions and can improve the performance efficiency. This research highlights the advancements in robotic systems with focus on cloud robotics as an emerging trend. There exists an extensive amount of effort to leverage the potentials of robotic systems and to handle arising shortcomings. Moreover, there are promising insights for future breed of intelligent, flexible, and autonomous robotic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRobotics and Automated Systems · Modular Robots and Swarm Intelligence · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
