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Adaptable robotics are generally based in robot developer kits.

The kits come with an open software platform tailored to a range of common robotic functions.

The kits also come with common robotics hardware that connects easily with the software (infrared sensors, motors, microphone and video camera).

External links

Evolution Robotics kits.

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