The phrase "robotics expert" is correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The company hired a robotics expert to design and develop their new line of AI-powered robots.
Even before the accident at Three Mile Island in 1979, Mr. Yoshikawa, a robotics expert, and other researchers began building emergency robots capable of responding to a nuclear accident, eventually producing a prototype called Mooty.
David Levy, a robotics expert and author of Love and Sex with Robots, told VICE that sex with robots will become commonplace in a few decades, and even predicted that a new wave of sex robots will hit the market this year.
The key to a robot-to-human interface is that it is embodied, suggests Philip Solis, a robotics expert at ABI Research.
Surprised, Binzel said, "We're in violent agreement!" But then Brian Wilcox, the robotics expert, posed another challenge to Schweickart's plans.
After that, there's Chappie, a Ballardian sci-fi epic crossed with Short Circuit, in which Patel plays a robotics expert.
For the first time, parents can now buy their children analog "creatures", thanks to Mark Tilden, a robotics expert at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.
Robot Girl Lottie is inspired by women robotics experts and her story line and accessories are based on a science fair.
It took robotics experts ten years to produce a real laundry-folding robot and it's still not on the market.
Hillel Chiel, a neurobiologist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, who works to develop "soft" robots that mimic natural behavior, says feline lapping could give robotics experts a new way to approach problems that require delicate handling of liquids, such as oil cleanups.
With robots as far as the eye can see and top robotics experts abounding, this is one event you won't want to miss. 3. Discover the robot categories taking over the startup world The majority of the top founders and investors in robotics will be onstage and around during breaks to network with and pick their brains.
Here, some robotics experts say, toys might have a few tricks to teach more utilitarian robots of the future about how humanlike they have to act and look.
