Intelligent technologies and machines have invaded our world. Sophisticated technology has fascinated people, professionals, students and children. Modern life encourages the daily use of computers. Currently, applications in advanced robotics have appeared so real that one can believe that a humanoid robot will be able to interact or work side by side with people in the near future. In her January 18, 2010 article, Natasha Lomas researches whether people are ready for the future biomechanical revolution, whether robots will be ready to fit safely into society. Within a couple of decades, researchers believed that a car would drive itself. It reports that according to Professor Alan Winfield of the University of the West of England a driverless future is on the move. Professor Winfield said that “It will actually be a robot that you come in and it takes you around, it takes you where you want to go and while you're doing that you're on the phone or you're surfing the web or you're chatting with friends.” Sophisticated remote-controlled military robots are already in use. In Afghanistan and Iraq, robots and ...