Micro-controllers have given small projects much more flexibility, making robotic manipulators, sensors and other robotic devices much more useful.
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Having worked in car plants I have been able to see the work of large robots first-hand. Where workers used to have to put parts together and weld them manually, the operator now makes sure his machine is supplied with the necessary parts and the robot grabs one piece at a time, puts it in place, and welds it.
Anything that is bolted or screwed together is still generally done by hand with hydraulic or pneumatic tools. But a robot might lift, lower, or rotate a car to make it more comfortable, and therefore more productive, for the worker. -- Sparkfighter
Maybe the way they use to look at the animals or maybe its the way the office is arranged that has changed since you last bought your pet to your veterinarian's office.
100 yrs ago people use horse a lot. today everybody travels by car
In the last twenty years, computers have become widely marketed to students. Their recreational use has been emphasized in advertising, whereas twenty years ago, they were mostly marketed to businesses and used for professional tasks.
Possibly. I would take the glasses to a TV store and try them. Samsung changed their 3d sync technology last year, so it may not work.
e.g telphone , mobile phones , internet postal service , email
to day we use dogs in war we haven't had a robot to replace the smell that a dog can hold
you should use bouncer and hit the robot in the face you should use bouncer and hit the robot in the face
the fork on the left
Get the moldy cheese and use it in the room with the robot mouse.
age and the horse the iteams they use
don't use plastic
i think that something that has changed about it is the instruments that they use, but im not completely sure..that's what i think.. what about you!?