Cartesian coordinate geometry, Used for graphing mathematical function in which the axes are always perpendicular to each other, Resolution, Ability to differentiate between two objects, Binaural hearing, Stereo similar to human, Degrees of freedom, Number of ways that a manipulator can move in three dimensions, Yaw, One of the degrees of freedom using a side-to-side movement, Sensitivity, Ability of a machine to see/detect weak impulses at invisible wavelengths, Telechiri, Remotely controlled robot, Articulation, Joint measured in degrees of freedom, Cylindrical coordinate geometry, Refers to plane and elevation in conjunction with robotic arm, Pitch, One of the degrees of freedom up-and-down movements, Telepresence, Operation of a robot from a distance usually miles apart (robot is on-site with patient), Insertion, One of the degrees of freedom back-and-forth movements

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