The expression "robot" was initially used to mean anecdotal automata in the 1921 play R.U.(Rossum Universal Robots) by the Czech author, Karel Capek. As indicated by Capek, the word was made by his sibling Jose from the Czech "robota", which means bondage. The play, R.U.R, supplanted the well known utilization of "machine" with "robot". In 1927,Fritz Lang Metropolis was discharged; the Maschinemensch ("machine-human"), a humanoid robot, likewise called "Spoof", "Futura", "Robotrix", or the "Maria impersonator" (played by German on-screen character Brigitte Helm, was the main robot ever to be portrayed on film. In numerous movies, radio and TV projects of the 1950s and some time recently, "robot" was typically purported "robit," despite the fact that it was spelled "bot" and not "bit." Examples incorporate The Lonely scene of the TV arrangement The Twilight zone initially broadcast on November 15, 1959, and all scenes of the science fiction radio program X less one.…show more content… These were basically machines that could play out a couple stunts, similar to the robots of the eighteenth century. In 1928, one of the principal humanoid robots was shown at the yearly presentation of the Model Engineers Society in London. Designed by W. H. Richards, the robot Eric's edge comprised of an aluminum group of covering with eleven electromagnets and one engine controlled by a twelve-volt influence source. The robot could move its hands and head and could be controlled through remote control or voice