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Telerobots are robots that can perform jobs in remote or hazardous locations like deep underwater or in space. Medical robots are computer-controlled devices that help surgeons perform medical procedures. Military robots are remote-controlled mobile robots used for military applications like capturing images in enemy territory. Space robots, called rovers, are used to explore space and analyze soil samples and take photos of planets and other celestial bodies.
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