The word 'servo' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in engineering and technology contexts. Example: The robotic arm was controlled by a servo motor, allowing it to perform precise and delicate movements.
Mr Schmitt says it should be possible for a robot builder to specify what a servo needs to do, rather than how it needs to be made, and send that information to a 3D printer, and for the machine's software to know how to produce it at a low cost.
Though not cheap, using digital processors to send electronic signals down a wire to servo motors that mechanically actuate the control system in question reduces the number of moving parts that can break, get jammed or simply wear out.
He is now working on novel servo mechanisms, the basic building blocks for robots.
This uses a secondary mirror (attached to the main one) along with a dedicated sensor to measure the convergence of two light beams, plus a servo motor to snap the lens into focus.
The drone's battery pack hangs beneath it, and is fitted with servo motors that adjust its position in the way that a moth moves its abdomen.
The solar scheme has substantial experimental advantages, and the American physicist Robert H. Dicke and his colleagues, in a careful series of observations in the 1960s (employing up-to-date methods of servo control and observation), found that the weak equivalence principle held to about one part in 1011 for the attraction of the Sun on gold and aluminum.
The men who have been out there before after nine years there are still only 37 of them, plus one woman have been near-robots, bulky servo-mechanisms slotted into their capsule's machinery.
The power steering and servo-assisted braking will be turned off too, making a car heavy and difficult to control.
Johnson is not comfortable with many driving-related vocabulary items like "servo-assisted steering" in German, so English it was.The next test-taker came in, a teenager, and the man asked him "Deutsch oder Türkisch?" All of the ears in the room pricked up.
Most of us might be tempted to think the more the better.After all, automatic gearboxes, servo-assisted brakes and power steering have taken much of the grunt work out of driving.
In 1876 he improved his vehicles by using a servo-motor that gave them a truer course through the water, and he gradually increased their speed to 29 knots for 1,000 yards.
