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2. what is put in, taken in, or operated on by any process or system
6. types of robots that explore the farthest reaches of space and the darkest trenches of the ocean floor, boldly going where no man has gone before.
7. types of robots that are able to fly. They don’t include aquatic automatons or surface rovers.
10. a wearable machine that increases the strength and endurance of the human frame
11. various instruments that robots can use to gather forms of environmental data that allows the machine to adjust its own position and tasks based on this stimuli
14. a motor that reads programming signals and translates them into mechanical movement.
16. the process by which human labor is replaced by autonomous machines.
17. information about reactions to a product, a performance of a task, etc. which is used as a basis for improvement.

1. types of robots that help surgeons perform delicate operations on patients.
3. this term refers to how a robot arm or body can maneuver. This corresponds to the number of joints in a particular machine.
4. a configuration of a robot arm where two joints become aligned along a common axis
5. types of robots that comprise the most basic form of machine — a stationary or semi-stationary device that executes a repetitive task.
8. a method for generating force using compressed gas or air.
9. types of robots that improve the lives of countless homeowners the world over
12. types of robots that go far beyond deep-sea exploration and are used by marine biologists and conservationists.
13. the period of time wherein a robot is operating as intended
15. a device that can execute a task independent of direct human control or activity.