robotics
Americannoun
noun
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the science or technology of designing, building, and using robots
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another name for robot dancing
Etymology
Origin of robotics
Example Sentences
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In Europe, factory automation using robotics and AI has raised concerns about potential job losses.
From Barron's
The price rally “indicates that China’s long-standing, administratively managed pricing regime despite strong demand from electrification and robotics, may be starting to ease.”
From Barron's
The AI frenzy has also driven a new wave of listings, spanning companies involved in large language models, robotics and biotechnology.
The chancellor then travels to Hangzhou, often called China's "Silicon Valley," to visit the robotics group Unitree and German turbine maker Siemens Energy.
From Barron's
Last year, HSG invested in 12 AI and robotics companies inside China and 14 internationally, many of which have Chinese founders.
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