A type of biological robot created from living cells, specifically frog cells. These programmable
organisms represent a new form of life that can move, carry payloads, and self-heal, opening
new possibilities for biomedical and environmental applications.
A markup language used for encoding documents and data in a format that is both human-readable
and machine-readable. In robotics, XML is often used for configuration files, data exchange
between systems, and robot description formats like URDF.
A reference given to the most common names of the lines forming a Cartesian coordinate system.
In robotics, XYZ coordinates define position in 3D space, where X typically represents
left-right movement, Y represents forward-backward movement, and Z represents up-down movement.