Designing and using robots for environmental sustainability.
review · Level V
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Abstract
If you were to ask a random passerby to describe what a robot is made of and how it is powered, they would likely tell you that a robot is made of metal and requires electricity to operate. Experts, however, would likely say that robotic control systems consist of electronic boards connected to a variety of sensors-from light detection and ranging (LIDAR) sensors to cameras to electronic skins-and that current power sources range from standard electric batteries to hydraulic pumps.