robotic
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4.6
- adjective
- /roʊˈbɑːtɪk/
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robótico
- The factory uses robotic arms to assemble the products efficiently.
- a robotic arm
- a robotic system
- a robotic hand
So is the idea to build a robotic retina.
- So is the idea to build a robotic retina.
- We've sent robotic probes to all the planets.
- And now you have all these different robotic machines that can help make the job safer.
- She then went on to design A prosthetic robotic hand that was absolutely astounding.
- Because this is a treacherous scenario for a robotic vacuum.
- I've got my blingy VR headset, my pink robotic guide dog.
- So for the patient who is a good candidate for surgical intervention, the surgery is called robotic prostatectomy.
Examples
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Today he walks with a pair of high-tech robotic legs called C-Legs.
Academic text (2011) -
We specialize in robotic limbs for wounded soldiers.
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And then we're often building these robotic products.
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This means us getting into soft robotic technology.
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Despite weird robotic sounds, this is a great little machine.
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Sir, we're talking about the most advanced robotic system ever seen.
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Now this man is using a robotic mechanism to pick up the engine.
Fiction book (1993) -
And now you have all these different robotic machines that can help make the job safer.
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And if we Fast forward to today, there are now robotic explorers on the planet Mars.
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The task of sampling ice on the Moon falls to a robotic rover named Cocytus.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
74
4.0
Machines or computers run a system instead of people
39
3.9
Moving or acting like a machine without feeling
5
4.2
Machines do the work instead of people, for example in factories or farms
1
6.7
Acting in a very exact, automatic way without showing feeling
Acting like a machine without feeling or choice
Showing no feeling and acting like a machine
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
Surgery using robotic tools that a surgeon controls from far away
How Robotic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Robotic comes from the Czech word robota, meaning 'forced work', which gave us the English word robot for a machine that does work. So robotic means 'like a robot' — mechanical or automatic, often used for machines or tools.