The phrase "a charged robot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing robotics, technology, or energy, particularly when referring to a robot that has been powered or energized.
Example: "The engineers were excited to demonstrate the capabilities of a charged robot that could perform complex tasks autonomously."
Alternatives: "an energized robot" or "a powered robot".
In the experiment, a programmable robot arm moves a charged metal plate between two electrodes connected to a voltage source, while a control computer (connected to interface circuitry and a force sensor) directly provides a measurement of the energy exerted in moving the plate.
Where n s is the total number of batteries stored in BSS, c barttery is the annual fixed cost for an EV battery, n charge is the number of chargers in BSS, c charge is the annual fixed cost for a charger, n robot is the number of swapping robots in BSS and c robot is the annual fixed cost for a swapping robot.
Aldebaran has developed a charging station specifically for their flagship robot, the so-called NEST (NAO Energy Station), and plans to roll it out to existing Nao owners soon.
The robots sit in a charging station until given a task by an employee — like checking inventory levels to see what needs restocking, identifying and finding misplaced items or locating incorrect prices or labeling.
Once charged, the robot can run around for about 45 minutes.
It is hardly surprising, then, that "Wall-E," the story of a lonely robot charged with clearing the earth of trash discarded by humans while also seeking love, was the top draw for the weekend, taking in $62.5 million, according to the box office tracking company Media by Numbers.
Power was provided by two batteries: a 900-mAh lithium polymer rechargeable battery (Active Robots), charged by a solar cell array consisting of 10 monocrystalline silicon solar cells (Ixys Koria), and a 13-Ah lithium thionyl chloride battery (Saft).
Magically shifting between modes in one fluid motion, one moment he's a high-performance vehicle and the next, he's a towering robot charging into battle.
There was snow, a Christmas dinner of sorts and, yes, a headless robot charging around the galaxy in search of its head, played by a funny, pompous Greg Davies, but also depth, warmth and comedy, with Alex Kingston reprising her ongoing role as the Doctor's time-travelling wife, River Song.
In this laboratory experiment, WISeNet trainees utilize a state-of-the-art cognitive robotics laboratory equipped with more than 30 mobile robots (Pioneer, Scitos and Robotino), the world's largest electric floor -- which charges the robots -- and a high-precision VICON motion tracking system, and computer interface.
