Humans have always been fascinated by the idea of creating an artificial human to serve their purposes. Ovid and Homer already described figures made of ivory and gold that come to life. In the 13th century, alchemists are said to have conducted early experiments to create an artificial human in a test tube. We are all familiar with Goethe's Homunculus (Latin for "little man") from his work "Faust." The current development of autonomous mobile robots can perhaps be understood from this perspective as well. These systems are intended to independently connect perceptions with actions. However, significant development efforts are still required for this. In an industrial context, the term "robot" is viewed more pragmatically. Here, a robot is always understood to mean an industrial robot, which today has nothing to do with the capabilities or...