5 things that make a Robots very advantageous

1.    Advanced Intelligence

A robot will be able to calculate better and faster, have superior pattern recognition skills, unlimited attention spans, and infallible memory. A robotic brain could be designed to excel at any number of arbitrary tasks; this is because robots are built with advanced technology system.

2.    The ability of Mass Production and Self-Replication

It's easier to build robots than it is to make humans. Currently, robots have to be designed and constructed by us, but that's set to change with the introduction of fully automated systems capable of manufacturing other robots on an assembly line. While still in its primitive stages, researchers at the Modular Robotics Lab at the University of Pennsylvania have already developed a robot that can build other robots with spray foam. Robots of the future will also be capable of reproduction, or what mathematician John von Neumann referred to as kinematic self-replicating machines. Researchers are the University of Oslo have already developed squirming three-limbed starfish-bots who can produce their own parts and adapt to novel environments, and Matt Denton at Robosavvy has developed a hexapod robot equipped with a cutting tool enabling it to fashion various machine parts — including, conceivably, its own parts.

3.       They Reduce Energy Needs

Robots will likely exert a smaller ecological footprint than humans and require fewer resources to function. This will allow them to become far more productive and cost-effective. And since robots won't need to eat or breathe, they won't have to worry about preserving the environment and so will be able to cheaply dump their industrial waste.

4. Easy to Upgrade

Robots will also have improved access to their internal physical and cognitive states. It'll be easy for us to upgrade robots, but they'll eventually be able to do it themselves. Consequently, robots will improve faster than humans and adapt quicker to new environments and hurdles.

5. Immunity to Damaging and Burdensome Biological Functions

     Unlike humans, robots won't be affected by aging, or at least not in the same way we are. They'll never have to worry about eating (which could actually be seen as a negative), and they'll be able to put themselves into a hibernation mode for long periods of time if necessary. They won't get sick, hungry, thirsty, hungover, or have to make frequent pit-stops at the bathroom. And because they'll be immune from diseases, viruses, and toxicity, robots will be ideal for rescue missions in contaminated areas.