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The Three Laws of Robotics are a set of rules governing robots devised by the science fiction author. These three laws are almost always hardwired into each robot in Asimov's works, but many of his works explore the ramifications of the laws and the counter-intuitive behaviors which may be caused by them.

The Three Laws of Robotics are a set of rules governing robots devised by the science fiction author Isaac Asimov. These three laws are almost always hardwired into each robot in Asimov's works, but many of his works explore the ramifications of the laws and the counter-intuitive behaviors which may be caused by them.

More formally the three laws of robotics. Isaac Asimov popularised these three fundamental laws, which are always hardwired into each robot in his works, as the obvious way of protecting humanity from killer robots.

The Three Laws of Robotics are a set of rules governing robots devised by the science fiction author. These three laws are almost always hardwired into each robot in Asimov's works, but many of his works explore the ramifications of the laws and the counter-intuitive behaviors which may be caused by them.

More formally the three laws of robotics. Isaac Asimov popularised these three fundamental laws, which are usually hardwired into each robot in his works, as the obvious way of protecting humanity from killer robots.

More formally the three laws of robotics. Isaac Asimov popularised these three fundamental laws, which are always hardwired into each robot in his works, as the obvious way of protecting humanity from killer robots.