Sentence examples for robot sector from inspiring English sources

"Rodney Brooks and Rethink Robotics are important pioneers in the collaborative robot sector," Association for Advancing Automation/Robotic Industries Association President Jeff Burnstein said in a statement offered to TechCrunch.

Japan has the oldest society in the world (over 20% of the population are older than 65), and the company said it plans to invest more resources into the health and welfare robot sector in the next years.

As a result, this research empirically shows that China' industrial robot sector has apparent innovation gaps compared to developed economies, specifically in university-industry linkage, cross-disciplinary competence, and globalization intention, and this calls for the attention of policy makers and industrial experts.

This in turn would have the potential of supporting the growth of a low-cost care robots sector.

As the new CPU is equipped with a universal standard and software format applicable to different appliances, which could save the R&D cost of various electronic sectors, the Japanese chip alliance could also extend their dominance by selling chips to automobiles, servers and robots sectors, Nikkei said Thursday without citing sources of information.

Robotics is another sector leveraging synthetic data to train robots for various activities in factories, warehouses and across society.

Figure 1 An illustration of ρ ij, α ij and the smallest circular sector of robot k.

Here, Δ α i ∈[0,2π) is defined to be the central angle of the smallest circular sector of robot i which contains all the vectors (cosα ij, sinα ij ) for j ∈ N i, and αi+ and αi− are defined to the bearing angles which correspond to the two radii enclosing robot i's circular sector (see Figure 1).

In southern Denmark, the regional government hired a chief robotics officer, Poul Martin Møller, to help integrate more robots into the public sector, largely as a money-saving measure.

Demand for robots has been growing ever since, even in China where demand for industrial robots in the manufacturing sector is rapidly increasing, according to Gudrun Litzenberger of the International Federation of Robotics, That, however, does not mean we are heading towards a science fiction utopia of living in a completely automated world.

Some are consultants to large companies, offering advice on the way that trends like 3D printing or flying robots will change their sector.