Yes, robot fighting is a real sport where two or more robots are pitted against each other in a controlled environment to compete in combat.
Yes, in most cases, the robots are controlled by humans through a remote control or a computer program. However, there are some robots that are designed to operate autonomously.
Robots built for fighting are typically made from strong and durable materials such as steel, aluminum, and titanium. They also have specialized components such as motors, gears, and weapons to enhance their combat abilities.
No, robots do not have emotions like humans. They are programmed to perform specific tasks and do not have the ability to feel emotions or make autonomous decisions.
Yes, there are strict safety measures in place for robot fighting to ensure the safety of both the operators and the audience. These measures include having a designated arena, protective gear for the operators, and strict rules and regulations for the design and operation of the robots.