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Have you ever wondered how your car, your computer, or even a can of beans is made? Well, it is all done by a computer-controlled machine that is programmed to move, manipulate objects, and accomplish work while interacting with its environment (Robot). This complicated machine is called a Robot. Robots have been used all over the world to help make dangerous or even long labored jobs a simple task ("Reaching"). They work in mines, industrial factories, consumer goods factories, and many more places. Robots are also used as personal hobbies, as seen in many movies, shows, etc (Schoeffler). Robots have existed for over 80 years and there potential is only growing more and more ("Robot"). Robots are essential to the world we live in today, because of all the different things they are used for a daily basis.

Robots have been used in many dangerous environments, keeping humans from being harmed ("Reaching"). For example, The Department of energy faces the enormous task of......

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