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A standard robotic arm will consists of seven metal segments and six appendages, which includes a 'shoulder', 'elbow' and 'wrist'. It has six degrees of freedom corresponding to the three appendages.
1948, by George Devol and Joe Engelberger. Sources: http://inventors.about.com/od/roboticsrobots/a/RoboTimeline.htm
A robotic device can do whatever it's designed to do. There are robotic devices that are designed to paint vehicles in an automobile manufacturing facility, and those robotic devices simply paint vehicles. There are robotic devices that are used to cut metal shapes and others that are designed to cut wooden shapes. There are robotic devices that are used to laser etch, and others that are designed to carve shapes. So far, there are no true "general purpose" robotic devices.
Yes, robotic surgery uses energy. During the procedures, electrical energy is used.
Robotic arms are often called prosthetic arms if they are on a person. If it is a robotic arm on a machine, then it is called a robotic arm.
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It can be used in a factory or to help the elderly and help people in car wrecks.
Robotic systems are available to assist with laparoscopy. A robotic arm, attached to the operating table may be used to hold and position the laparoscope.
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The degree of freedom (DOF) of a robotic arm can be computed based on the number of the joints and types of the joints. For most robotic arm, the joint is either prismatic or revolute(about one axis), the DOF is simply the total number of the joints.
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