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Originally Posted by marin8703
no not really. no robot is perfect. robots make mistakes. thats why there are defects and inconsistencies in production. one robot making things over and over again cannot make them the same every time, nothing is perfect. but what i was actually talking about previously is ai(artificial intelligence). robots dont think randomly like humans do, they follow sets of instruction, algorithms, which may or may not make the most reasonable choice. what may look like a fun, colorful rubiks cube to a human, is just code for a machine that means nothing at all. it has to go a step at a time to figure things out, and it cant do that better than a human, at least for now.
edit: about your first sentence, the key word is supposed to, but thats not always the case.
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There is no A.I. involved. It's an algorithm... it looks at the arrangement of the tiles and follows it's instructions. A.I. would involve a learning mechanism where the robot would receive basic instructions and improve on it by itself until it has perfected it.
Yes, robots are supposed to be perfect... well at least perform their task perfectly. What would be the point in designing a machine to do something half right? Yes, like any mechanical equipment they require maintenance and repairs.