Can a robot wield Mjolnir?

Considering the mythical origins and enchanted properties attributed to Mjolnir, the legendary hammer of Thor in Norse mythology, can a robot, a machine devoid of the divine essence and spiritual qualities associated with the gods of Asgard, wield such a powerful and enchanted artifact? Is it possible for a being constructed from metal and circuits, lacking the divine bloodline and divine favor necessary to lift Mjolnir, to overcome the enchantment that allows only the worthy to wield the hammer? Moreover, does the very concept of 'worthiness' apply to a robot, a creation of human ingenuity rather than divine intervention? And if a robot were somehow able to wield Mjolnir, would it retain the same level of power and enchantment as when wielded by a god or mortal deemed worthy? In essence, is the question of a robot wielding Mjolnir not just a matter of physical capability, but also one of philosophical and theological considerations, delving into the nature of divinity, enchantment, and the essence of what constitutes 'worthiness'?