robotics
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- noun
- /roʊˈbɑːtɪks/
- Specialized
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robótica
- A clear frontrunner has appeared in the so-called robotics race.
- robotics and automation
- applications of robotics
- robotics technology
So you're referring to touch like soft robotics, like the actual touch.
- So you're referring to touch like soft robotics, like the actual touch.
- But outside of those examples, most robotics companies fail.
- You could produce something maybe even superior with advanced robotics and software and so on.
- And he was the head of Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute.
- Now, what's the transition from scope to robotics?
- The second thing is cloud robotics.
- It's not stuff we cover, but showing things like how Amazon works with robotics, for example, is a little interesting.
- It was a mix of neuroscience and robotics.
- But my picture of the history is that the places that did research on robotics, there were quite a few places.
- And we had quite a big chunk of AI and quite a big chunk of robotics that resided within, within Google X.
- Advancement, robots, robotics, where it takes away people's jobs.
- Maybe others your own work and robotics and inspiring the world in that way.
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I am concerned about AI and robotics disrupting a lot of our current jobs.
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There has not been one successful robotics company created in the United States.
Academic text (1993) -
And these are issues that will come in Advanced Robotics next quarter.
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"I think personal home robotics is only 10 to 15 years away."
Academic text (2008) -
So you can use it in robotics projects, all sorts of different things.
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The potential for the application of robotics in rehabilitation therapy is discussed in light of these findings.
Academic text (1991) -
Down in Strucker's lab, I saw some fairly advanced robotics work.
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The next marvelous advancement in robotics is artificial intelligence.
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Fortunately, our engineers have been making great progress in refining the robotics in your armor.
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The field of robotics is rapidly advancing, with new technologies being developed every day.
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Etymology
Robotics comes from the word robot, which was first used in a 1920 play and comes from the Czech robota, meaning 'forced work' or 'drudgery'. So, robotics is the study and making of machines that do work for people, and the name reminds us that robots were named for doing tasks or heavy work.