Isaac Asimov's The Naked Sun

Isaac Asimov 's "Naked Day" Elijah remained in his seat even when the ship stopped. Then he looked away and saw a robot, Daniel Oliver, that looked like a man. After Elijah Bailey entered the air tube, the robot was in charge of Elijah's journey and the serial number was RX - 2475. At the end of the Air Tube journey, Bailey received information about Solaria. And he knew that the population of the planet is 20 thousand and that there are 200 million robots on the land of 30 million square miles. Then he felt it necessary to see it outside the ground car.

Steel caves, bare suns, dawn robots, and Isaac Asimov's robots and empires: all these are fun and easy. Over the years, in Asimov's totally same futuristic robot compulsive society, the series talks about human detectives and robotic detectives from different worlds that have investigated and resolved an inexplicable series of planetary murder and crime I will. The dawn robot blows steel holes and bare sun from the water, but you need to read the first two backgrounds. The robot and the empire tried to fight with a large scale experiment, robot related spacer, unstable settlers who advanced the story, broke through one of the heroes of death, and ended at the end of the space experiment.

Isaac Asimov's bare sun's second novel is done on a planet resembling the Earth seen in this story. On the Earth, Solaric human settlers are isolated from each other, can only be observed with each other through holograms, and can only talk with their robots. For centuries, humans have depended greatly on this habit.

For many people, Isaac Asimov's robotic mystery novel is his most satisfying and completed work. At first it was "Naked Sun" (1957), but then another promise was intervened and there was enthusiasm. 25 years ago when he completed the third robot novel "Dawn Robot" (1983). It has also become a best seller and is considered by many as Isaac Asimov's best novel. Since then, he succeeded in producing a novel that links robot and empire's relatively short robotic world (1985) with the foundation of a distant world.