Sentence examples for elements of robot from inspiring English sources

The aim of the robotic education is to make the students know the elements of robot and to enhance their abilities on planning applications by using the robot applications and more for experiencing the existing mechanic construction.

While written more than 100 years ago, Bierce's story contains some of the core elements of robot fiction debates about what makes consciousness, egotistical inventors, and deadly robot rebellions that are still used today in HBO's hit drama Westworld.

In RT-Middleware, devices such as servo motors, sensors, and cameras and the functional elements of robots such as various processing programs, are processed into RT components, which are then linked to develop a system.

The method selects the most suitable robots by comparing the elements of user, robot, and service information.

A total of twelve experimental conditions is studied to isolate the effect of different elements of the robot design and provide general techniques for enhancing the attraction of zebrafish.

According to Deadline, the BattleBots reboot slated to air this summer will have "a greater emphasis on the design and build elements of each robot, the bot builder backstories, their intense pursuit of the championship and the spectacle of the event".

Every sub-agent is co ded into a very simple neural network, and controls one sensor/actuator element of the robot.

The video reveals another element of the robot's creepiness by showing the silicon "human" skin peeled away and draped over the bottom of SHIRI's mechanical skeleton.

The basic elements of a continuum robot are backbone, actuators, and disks, as shown in Fig. 1.

This state is essentially formed by a square tensegrity (struts A and C) and a segment tensegrity (strut B) added to one side of the square, and illustrates how stability can be controlled by varying the elements of a tensegrity robot's structure (Fig. 18).

The starting point of our work is an analysis of human walking from descriptive (biomechanics) as well as explicative (neuroscience and physiology) points of view, the objective being to stress the relevant elements for the approach of robot control.