Feature: Robotics


Whether it’s along production lines, in surgical theatres or vast agricultural fi elds, robotic applications are providing innovative and reliable methods of working


starting to use heavy-duty industrial drones to water crops in hard-to-reach areas. The method is proving to be more fuel-efficient and cheaper than transporting workers, and the computer- controlled sprayers waste fewer resources.


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Innovative and reliable So, whether it’s along production lines, in surgical theatres or vast agricultural fields, robotic applications are providing innovative and reliable


Figure 2: Robots will increasingly be used in agriculture, too


methods of working. Who knows what the future holds beyond 2020, but for now, advanced robots are here to stay.


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