roboticist
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- noun
- /roʊˈbɒtɪsɪst/
- Specialized
- A roboticist designs new robots to help with tasks like assembling products in factories.
- roboticist at Carnegie Mellon
- roboticist at University
- roboticist at Carnegie
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As an AI scientist and roboticist, I can honestly say that this would be a bad thing.
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She's one of the most brilliant and fun roboticists in the world to talk with.
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From the roboticists' perspective, the technology is an improvement over other throwing robots.
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Udacity was founded by three roboticists who believed much of the educational value of their university classes could be offered online for a very low cost.
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The field is growing; roboticists around the world are inventing a whole family of tiny devices for various tasks. See sidebar, "Minibots for Medical Missions."
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I asked roboticist and blogger Travis Deyle, who was a member of the Healthcare Robotics Lab at GA Tech while working on his PhD.
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The roboticist demonstrated how the latest robots use artificial intelligence to learn from their environment.
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Many universities are now offering degrees that focus on becoming a skilled roboticist in the growing technology field.
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Etymology
Roboticist comes from robot, a word taken from Czech robota, which meant 'forced work' or 'drudgery'. The ending -ist means 'a person who does or studies something', as in artist or scientist, so a roboticist is a person who designs, builds, or studies robots.