Transforming the Future of Robotics

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1 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES BIOMATERIALS IN ROBOTICS HUMANOIDS LAND &UNDERSEA ROBOTS MEDICAL & SURGICAL ROBOTS MICRO/NANO ROBOTS ROBOT ENGINEERING ROBOTS IN EDUCATION SPACE ROBOTS THEORETICAL ADVANCES WITH POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS Transforming the Future of Robotics As a multidisciplinary online-only journal, Science Robotics publishes original, peer-reviewed, research articles that advance the feld of robotics. The journal provides a central forum for communication of new ideas, general principles, and original developments in research and applications of robotics for all environments. Learn more at: ScienceRobotics.org

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