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    Microbotics involves the study and application of miniature mobile robots that are less than 1 mm in characteristic dimensions. Key challenges in developing microrobots include limited power supply, small size, material constraints, memory limitations, environmental interactions, and wireless communication. Potential applications of microrobots include search and rescue operations after disasters, environmental exploration, mining, and medical uses.

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    Microbotics involves the study and application of miniature mobile robots that are less than 1 mm in characteristic dimensions. Key challenges in developing microrobots include limited power supply, small size, material constraints, memory limitations, environmental interactions, and wireless communication. Potential applications of microrobots include search and rescue operations after disasters, environmental exploration, mining, and medical uses.

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    Microbotics involves the study and application of miniature mobile robots that are less than 1 mm in characteristic dimensions. Key challenges in developing microrobots include limited power supply, small size, material constraints, memory limitations, environmental interactions, and wireless communication. Potential applications of microrobots include search and rescue operations after disasters, environmental exploration, mining, and medical uses.

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    Microbotics involves the study and application of miniature mobile robots that are less than 1 mm in characteristic dimensions. Key challenges in developing microrobots include limited power supply, small size, material constraints, memory limitations, environmental interactions, and wireless communication. Potential applications of microrobots include search and rescue operations after disasters, environmental exploration, mining, and medical uses.

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    Microbotics

     (microrobotics)
    Contents
     Definition

     Nano Robot Vs Microbot

     History

     challenges in developing a microrobot


    Microbotics
     Microbotics (or microrobotics) is the field of
    miniature robotics, in particular mobile robots
    with characteristic dimensions less than 1 mm.
    The term can also be used for robots capable of
    handling micrometer size components.
     Microbotics is that branch of robotics, which deals
    with the study and application of miniature ones
    like mobile robots of micrometre scale
    Nano Robot Vs Microbot
    – Nanorobot would have characteristic dimensions
    at or below 1 micrometer, or manipulate
    components on the 1 to 1000 nm size range.
    – microrobot would have characteristic dimensions
    less than 1 millimeter, a millirobot would have
    dimensions less than a cm, a minirobot would
    have dimensions less than 10 cm, and a small
    robot would have dimensions less than 100 cm.
    challenges in developing a microrobot

     Design Challenges
    – limited power supply –Store energy
    – Size
    – Material –Board – Single Chip
    – Memory
    – surrounding environment
    – wireless connections -Communicate
    What ways do robots move?
     Rotate
     Convey
     Walk
     Swim
     Fly
     Reach
     Bend
     Poke
     Roll
    Microbot Applications

    • Survivors in collapsed buildings after an


    earthquake
    • Explore environments
    • Mining
    • Medicine
    Thank you

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