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  • Let’s Build Robots: Gathering the Right Parts
    Article - 31 Oct 2013
    A robot is an electro-mechanical device controlled by an electronic circuit or a software tool. It can replace humans in performing tasks in dangerous and extreme environments.
  • The Mechanics of Robotic Prosthetic Legs
    Article - 20 Feb 2024
    Robotic prosthetic legs enhance amputees' mobility, with innovations aiming for natural gait and mind control integration.
  • Fluid-Driven Robotic Systems | A Guide
    Article - 5 Sep 2023
    In the rapidly evolving landscape of robotics, fluid-driven robotic systems are gaining momentum.
  • The Challenges of Integrating Robots into MRI
    Article - 20 Jun 2022
    Robots are incredibly useful in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Usage includes MRI-guided therapies, from aiding precision targeting to assisting the maneuver of high-dexterity surgery tools.
  • Why is Motion Control Important for Robot Innovation?
    Article - 8 Jun 2022
    Incorporating advanced motion control into automated processes is becoming more frequent as manufacturing and industrial demands grow.
  • Robotic Drive Train - DC Motors
    Article - 27 Jul 2012
    The DC motor is considered the heart of a robot and is the main driving force behind moving an artificial structure.
  • Functional Safety Standards for Robotic Systems
    Article - 26 May 2022
    Functional safety standards help manufacturers design robots and other mechanical systems with built-in, automatic “fail safe” measures.
  • Industrial Robot Technology
    Article - 29 Jul 2012
    The following article describes the main industrial robots in application and some of the socioecomonic factors affected by the use of industrial robots over human workers.
  • Robots in Construction: Demolition
    Article - 18 Dec 2023
    In this Editorial Series, we look at the applications of robots in construction, particularly demolition.
  • An Overview of Subsea Robotics
    Article - 30 Aug 2016
    Human divers are limited in the depth they can work, whilst breathing a mixture of helium, oxygen and hydrogen extreme depths of 500m have been achieved (Seedhouse, 2011)

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