When started working with robotics teams, first we wanted to educate ourselves on the basics of robotics. Sharing more from our Robo Reports

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1. Locomotion Systems
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These are robotic systems designed for movement, often across challenging terrain. They emulate animal-like locomotion—walking, climbing, or crawling—providing high stability and adaptability.

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2. Prosthetics
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Enhances or replace missing human limbs with robotic ones. These systems aim to mimic natural movement and increasingly integrate with neural or muscular signals to improve control and responsiveness.

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3. Telecherics
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Telecherics (or telerobotics) allow humans to remotely control robotic systems, often in hazardous or unreachable environments.
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4 Exoskeletal Structure
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Exoskeletons are used for rehabilitation, mobility assistance, and augmenting strength or endurance, especially in industrial or military contexts.
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