I have been in the field of robotics for last several years and I have noticed a few interested things over the years. The truth is that automated processes are such a common occurrence in our daily lives that we don't even care for them anymore. From our cars to our refrigerators the application of automation has been around for last several years.

As a student of robotics I have also learned a few key aspects of it and how robotics is marketed in this world. The modern robotics is not about the cutting edge technology. Modern robotics is about how people perceive it. Allow me to explain -

Robotics is the future of the world. This was realized back in the eighties when automated process actually started to become intelligent operations rather than simply automated ones. When this was realized, robotics was marketed as a source of inspiration, rather than competition. Now that automation is everywhere, we need to realize the amount of monopoly some companies hold is far more strategic than it appears.