Robotic paradigm

Okay, kiddo, let's talk about robots and how we make them work.

You see, robots are machines that can do things on their own, without a human telling them what to do all the time. They can move, see things, and even make decisions on their own.

Now, there are different ways we can program robots to do things. For a long time, we mostly used what's called a "scripted" paradigm. That's like a script in a play or movie - someone writes out what the robot should do, step by step, and the robot follows it exactly.

But now, we're starting to use something called a "robotic paradigm." In this way of programming robots, we don't give them a set script. Instead, we give them an overall goal or task, and let them figure out how to get there on their own.

It's like giving a robot a puzzle to solve. We tell it what the end picture should look like, and then let it figure out how to put the pieces together. It's a bit like putting a puzzle together in your own room!

Now, this way of programming robots is more complicated than the old way. We need to use things like computer algorithms and artificial intelligence. But it's also more powerful, because robots can adapt and learn new things on their own.

So, that's the robotic paradigm in a nutshell. It's a way of programming robots that gives them more freedom to make their own choices and find their own solutions.