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Engineers,factory workers,doctors, dentists.Ect..
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What careers use robotics in there daily work?
there are many careers that use robotics daily, with bomb disposal, underwater research, vehicle manufacturing, and planetary science all being fields that use them avidly
What careers use robotics in their daily work?
Engineers,factory workers,doctors, dentists.Ect..
What types careers use robotics in their daily work?
Careers that use robotics in their daily work include robotics engineers, who design and build robotic systems; automation technicians, who maintain and troubleshoot robotic equipment in manufacturing; and computer scientists, who develop algorithms for robotic applications. Additionally, medical professionals, such as surgeons, increasingly utilize robotic-assisted technologies in procedures. Other fields, like agriculture, logistics, and research, also incorporate robotics for efficiency and precision in various tasks.
How does micro robotics work?
they don't work
Does the double robotics app work for android?
The Double Robotics app currently works for iPhone and iPad.
Are you eligible to do robotics after cse?
You do not need a degree to get started in robotics, unless you are trying to get a degree that involves robotics course work. Students in all age groups can now get involved in robotics, check out usfirst.org for more info.
Why is robotics important?
Robotics is important because robots help us in everyday life, plus do the dangerous and work that we cant do.
What is the difference between robotics and robots?
robots are artificial devices that replicates human work while robotics an art of how to develop a robot.
What equipment do robotics engineers work with?
robotic engineers work with all type's of machines.
What are lilac careers?
Careers that work with lilacs are plant nurseries and landscaping.
Do you think that robotics can cause a displacement of humans in the work place?
It already has.
Are the laws of robotics based on an actual scientific document?
No. The so-called Laws of Robotics are not based on any actual scientific document. They are a product of a work of fiction.
