Sentence examples for robotic means from inspiring English sources

In this climate, fixing the Hubble telescope by either human or robotic means, which could cost $2 billion, would displace other important scientific missions.

None of these questions, the panel concluded, could be adequately addressed by robotic means alone.

Robotic means for tissue sampling, as developed for the Virtopsy project [ 27] would be precise and fast.

Rising labour costs in developing markets, high unemployment in developed markets, global access to online talent and knowledge, plus advances in robotics mean reshoring of production to developed markets will increase.

On the other hand, increasing the degrees of freedom of a robotic arm means higher complexity and manufacturing costs.

But organisers of the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots - a global effort being launched on Tuesday - say advances in robotic technology mean it is only a matter of time before fully autonomous "human-out-of-the-loop" systems - capable of firing on their own - are developed.

The United States and Russia spent billions on a dozen or so robotic craft meant to land on the planet and radio back their findings.

Next, the probe's robotic rover, meant to take photos and temperature readings on the asteroid, inexplicably floated off into space and was never heard from again.

'Low cost' robotics today means about $150, but we're pricing Dash at $65 [for an unassembled unit], less than half that.

While some argue existing laws are sufficient to regulate their use, campaigners say advances in robotic technology mean it is only a matter of time before we face machines which make their own decisions.

In the robotic group, mean LGE percentage encirclements observed between no recurrences and recurrences were, 75±8%8% vs. 66 ± 7% (P = 0.01) on the acute scans and 64±8%8% vs. 43 ± 5%, (P < 0.0001) on the follow-up scans.