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What parts do robots use?

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9y ago
Updated: 8/21/2019

many things depending on what function do u want him to perform but the main things are some input tools like(buttons,switches,potientiometer,sensors,etc)and some outputs(screen,LEDs,motor,etc)and the most important thing is the head of the robot(micro controllers,computers,chips,arduino,etc)

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