Robots and Autonomous Systems
A robot is a physical machine built to take physical actions in the real world, like moving, gripping, or building something; some robots use sensors to react to their surroundings, while others, like a robotic arm that repeats a fixed welding motion on an assembly line, simply carry out the same preprogrammed sequence without sensing anything around them. An autonomous system is one that can decide what action to take next on its own, without a person controlling every step in real time. Not every robot is autonomous, since some robots are directly controlled by a person the whole time, and not every autonomous system is a robot, since software making its own decisions with no physical body, like an autonomous trading program, is autonomous without being a robot at all.
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