Robotics

3. Use of largely automatic equipment in a system of operation.
7. Subset of AI that enables a system to learn and improve from experience.
8. Device on a robot used to hold or manipulate objects.
10. Ability of a robot to interpret and interact with the environment using visual data.
11. Device that detects and responds to some type of input from the physical environment.
12. Act of moving from one place to another.
13. Skill and agility in manipulating objects.
14. Change in position or location.
16. Robot that resembles or imitates human behavior and form.
17. Robot capable of moving and navigating its environment.
18. Technology that involves touch or tactile sensation in human-computer interactions.

1. Process of planning and controlling the movement of a robot.
2. Control of a robot or system from a distance by a human operator.
3. Mechanism that causes a machine or device to move or perform a specific action.
4. Robots that can work alongside humans in a shared workspace.
5. Robot's ability to sense and interpret its environment.
6. Study of motion and movement of robotic systems.
9. Arrangement of machines and workers in a factory, where parts are assembled progressively.
15. Mechanical arm-like structure used in robotics to move objects.
19. Artificial Intelligence, the simulation of human intelligence in machines.