Sentence examples for robotic support from inspiring English sources

Goldberg discussed the impact a robots and future artificial intelligence will have on our society, emphasizing the possibilities for collaboration, and robotic support in human-oriented tasks.

This robotic support system would move limbs by the power of thought alone: a processor worn on the hip would translate brain signals into commands telling the exoskeleton to move however its wearer intended.

When the US First Marine Expeditionary Force in Iraq was asked in 2006 what kind of robotic support it needed, they said they had an "urgent operational need" for a laser mounted on to an unmanned drone that could cause "instantaneous burst-combustion of insurgent clothing, a rapid death through violent trauma, and more probably a morbid combination of both".

To test whether the rats could recover brain-directed control of these movements, he and his team developed a robotic support system that suspends rats in a bipedal standing posture and helps with balance but does not provide any forward momentum.

"Robotic support of the infirm and elderly has got to be aimed at improving quality of life," says Geoff Pegman, managing director of one of the UK's few robot manufacturers R.U.Robots.

So why the loyal, almost robotic support from these African American surrogates?

SInBot [8] is large research project (10+ partners), that started in November 2011 and that focuses on maximizing the efficient use of robotics support during medium sized production runs.

The system he developed could simulate the way the human brain works in order to someday power robotics supported by artificial intelligence systems.

"It offers a hybrid approach in which the robotic parts support the human who can provide the decisions and cognition needed".

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Most recently, I am PI for home+ sypported by an award from NSF SCH (Smart and Connected Health; (NSF IIS-1601983, $593,218); my ARCHITECTURAL ROBOTICS LAB at Cornell University will collaborate with Co-PIs Ian Walker and Johnell Brooks at Clemson University to design, prototype, and test a suite of robotic furnishings supporting aging in place.