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Roboticsin is a term used to describe the interdisciplinary field concerned with the design, development, and deployment of robotic systems across sectors. It emphasizes the convergence of robotics with information technology, artificial intelligence, and human-robot collaboration to create autonomous and assistive machines.

Core components include hardware such as manipulators and mobile bases, sensors and perception systems, actuators, and end effectors; software for control, planning, and perception; and development environments and middleware. The field focuses on integration, safety, reliability, and interoperability, and often relies on standards and rigorous testing to ensure dependable operation.

Applications span manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, agriculture, and service robotics, as well as research and education. Roboticsin enables precision tasks, exploration in hazardous environments, and augmented capabilities for workers. Common development practices include simulation, digital twins, modular architectures, and the use of open-source tools and frameworks.

Challenges include system integration, cybersecurity, ethics and accountability, workforce impact, and cost. Ongoing advances in perception, autonomy, learning, and human-robot interaction continue to expand the scope of roboticsin, with potential benefits in productivity, safety, and access to automated assistance.