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(technology) The theory and application of robots, a completely self-contained electronic, electric, or mechanical device, to such activities as manufacturing.
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A mechanical device that resembles a living animal and moves automat ically or by remote control.
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Reprogrammable multifunctional manipulator that can move material, parts, or tools through variable programmed motions.
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A form of artificial intelligence, robotic systems are used in healthcare in two main forms: they process sensory input from haptic interfaces and/or allow surgeons to act with more accuracy than the unassisted human hand. Robotic system with miniaturized cameras and precision laser surgical instruments are now used to conduct minimally invasive surgery, right down to the cellular level.
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The technology developed to combine software, mechanical manipulators, sensors, controllers and computers to provide programmable automation.
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