Introduction: Rehabilitation robotics is defined as a separate branch of robotics whose focus is on machines that can be used to help people recover from severe physical trauma or to assist in activities of daily living. The aim of this thesis is to determine the views of physiotherapists on the application of robotics in rehabilitation. An additional goal is to compare the oppinions about robotics in rehabilitation among the younger and older generations of physiotherapists. Respondents and methods: Within this research participated physiotherapist in the age range of 18 to 60. The number of respondents in the research is 180. The survey was conducted through an online questionnaire created using a Google form. The data on the respondents collected through the implementation of the survey questionnaire (Google form) were processed within the application program Statistica version 13.3. (Stat.Soft Inc., Tulsa OK, USA) and using the Microsoft Excel application. Descriptive statistics methods were also used to display data in tables. Results: Based on the data obtained from 180 respondents, it can be concluded that physiotherapists generally do not have a positive attitude towards robotics. Hypothesis 1a states that physiotherapists believe that robots can be a good member of the rehabilitation team, and based on descriptive statistics, this hypothesis is confirmed. Hypothesis 2, which states that the younger generation has a more positive attitude towards robotics compared to the older generation of physiotherapists, is rejected as there is no statistically significant difference. Hypothesis 2a, which states that the younger generation of physiotherapists has a more positive attitude towards the robot as a good member of the rehabilitation team compared to the older generation, is accepted given the statistically significant difference. Hypotheses 2b, 2c, 2d and 2e are also rejected due to the absence of a statistically significant difference between the older and younger generation of physiotherapists. Conclusion: Based on the data obtained from 180 respondents, it can be concluded that physiotherapists generally do not have a positive attitude towards robotics. Also, there is no difference in attitudes between older and younger generations of physiotherapists.