This article consists of a scientific analysis of the historical

formation of terms in the field of robotics, the stages of their

development, and the processes of their transformation in English,

Russian, and Uzbek. The article highlights the historical roots of

robotics terms, their connection with the development of science and

technology, as well as the expansion of the field on a global scale.

In the study, based on the works of such scientists as Karel Chapek,

Norbert Wiener, Isaac Azimov, the periods of the emergence of

robotic terms were studied at the literary, scientific-technical,

technological, and intellectual stages. The main tasks of the research

are to determine the sources of terms, to study their semantic

changes, their place in international communication, and the

mechanisms of their entry into the Uzbek language on a diachronic

basis. The article indicates the insufficient standardization of

robotics terms in the Uzbek language, the lack of consistency and

regulatory norms in the assimilation of terms. As a methodology, the

methods of diachronic analysis, comparative-linguistic analysis, and

source analysis were used, through which the process of term

formation was studied step by step. The results show that robotics

terms are mainly borrowed from the English language, and their

semantic coverage and scope of application are rapidly expanding.

The discussion highlights the priority of the English language as a

global scientific language and the historical significance of its

acquisition through the Russian language. In conclusion, the need to

standardize robotics terms in the Uzbek language, create a national

scientific terminological base, and ensure linguistic compatibility is

substantiated.