Technological evolution

Good evening!
Tam's question: Is it correct to say that the computer that builds robots in its own image is actually heredity, only it is not biological?
And is it correct to imagine a computer program that is copied into a dividing cell (although the software does not operate in phenotype, but rather parallels the genotype)?
And if we combine the questions, then does a computer that creates robots and puts its software in them, and they too will continue to create, is this evolution (of course, without getting into the selection part)?
Another question: If natural selection and heredity are a blind process in which what is better adapted is the one that survives, then how can we talk about epigenetics that (perhaps) allows for the inheritance of acquired traits?
thanks.