Re:We won a CES robotics innovation award, then they took it...
by tebs1200 on Thursday January 10, 2019 @04:44PM
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No - An articulating cordless drill can't carry out a "complex series of actions" and it can't do anything automatically.
It stated in the article that the device's operation could be tailored to each individual's preferences.
If this thing could learn and sense which movements produced the best effects, then it would be a robot. But it’s no different than a remote control car, and we don’t call those robots.