roboticist

[roh-bot-uh-sist]

noun

1. a specialist in robots or robotics.

Word History and Origins

Origin of roboticist¹

1940; robotic ( def. ) + -ist; coined by Isaac Asimov

Example Sentences

In initial tests with people with dementia living in care homes, “we found that a simpler dialogue than we expected would be more engaging for more of them,” says Hidenobu Sumioka, a roboticist at Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International in Kyoto.

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A roboticist being included among his artistic collaborators.

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That included creating a “think tank” of younger artists from many walks of musical and tech life: AI entrepreneur and roboticist Carol Reiley, composer Nico Muhly, avant-garde flutist Claire Chase, jazz bassist Esperanza Spalding, film composer Nicholas Britell, soprano Julia Bullock, composer and pop guitarist Bryce Dessner and uncategorizable Finnish violinist Pekka Kuusisto.

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Famed roboticist Rodney Brooks was also skeptical about embodied AI advances this week.

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"We are seeing the impact of new types of marine robots for midwater and deep-sea exploration," said roboticist Robert Wood, the Harry Lewis and Marlyn McGrath Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University.

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