"FDA clearance of a robot that can move safely and independently through a fast-paced, chaotic and demanding hospital environment is a significant technological milestone for the robotics and healthcare industries, " said Colin Angle, chairman and CEO of iRobot.
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Note: Canalys defines a client PC as a computing device designed to be operated by an individual and positioned to serve a broad range of purposes, achieved by running third-party applications, some of which can work independently of a network connection.
Though it's easy to visit sites independently, a knowledgeable guide can bring the ruins to life.
Both versions of SpareOne are designed to work independently of a cell phone carrier, with no monthly fee.
Chinese experts are generally divided on how far Beijing can independently mediate a peace deal on its own without international co-operation.
Two scientific teams - one in America and one in Japan - are independently reporting a remarkable advance in stem cell research.
Lowden said Kickstart was developed independently from a Taco Bell breakfast drink introduced last year that combines Mountain Dew and orange juice.
The letter was first reported Thursday by Velonews.com and The Associated Press independently obtained a copy from a person familiar with the case.
Farming began independently in a number of different parts of the world, but it was the Near East that pioneered farming for much of Europe.
Nikon's Creative Lighting System (CLS) supports advanced wireless lighting and creative flash shooting by controlling flash output independently for a master unit and a remote unit group.
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The minister said that he would encourage local authorities to work across boundaries in their provision of services rather than carry on independently with a diminished service.
These included well known naturalists such as Alfred Russel Wallace, who collected specimens in the Amazon and Malay Archipelago and independently formulated a theory of evolution by natural selection.
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Simply stated, when individuals can independently do a whole or complete piece of work, it may be wise to give them the option to work remotely at least part of the time.
The troop broke away from the BSA in 2003 out of disagreement with the exclusionary membership policies, and some of the volunteer leaders decided to continue independently as a coed, inclusive movement.
Kim Seung-jo, South Korea's chief space official, told reporters that his country should be able to independently produce a rocket capable of putting a satellite into orbit by as early as 2018.
Given the development nature of the device, demos were always very guided experiences, with games being loaded independently on a separate PC and not something press had to deal with while trying to use the headset.
They suspect that it was responsible for the sudden spread of the Indo-European group of humanity about 4, 000 years ago, and also for the more recent spread of the Tutsis in Africa, whose ancestors independently evolved a tolerant version of the gene.
This theory, proposed by Jacobs with collaborators at the Salk Institute, and independently by a Yale University team, was inspired by the stunning finding in the 1990s that adults can sprout new brain cells throughout life, contrary to decades of dogma that adult brain cell counts are fixed.
So good, in fact, that Royce remains committed to keeping the Ocean House and its about-to-be-opened sister property a few miles down the road, the Weekapaug Inn, independently operated, a rarity in this era of hospitality-chain management.
The joints in its fingers, thumb and wrist provide 24 degrees of freedom (a degree of freedom is the ability of one part of a system to move independently of the others in a particular way, as a ship may yaw, pitch or roll).
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Traditional knowledge, they affirm, 'has typically originated quite independently of science in a particular cultural setting, mostly also quite independently of Western culture'.
If you work independently or in a small office, call on a customer or vendor.
Most building systems operate independently, through a mix of vendors, and have different protocols and transport mechanisms.
All applications are independently assessed before a recommendation is given on which projects should be funded.
Per the agreement and our promise not to screw it up, Tumblr will be independently operated as a separate business.
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Both parties may sell the music independently as long a share of the profits is given to the other party.
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If so, Bank Indonesia may remain independently ineffective for a while longer.
They can either attempt independently to find a family member, friend or stranger to donate to them, or they can wait their turn on the list.
However, it is possible to visit independently by renting a car to visit the basin (there is no public transportation to this remote corner of Sabah).
"We were 50 companies just independently attached by a group of similar shareholders, " he explains, sitting in his spacious yet unpretentious office at Empresas Polar headquarters in Caracas.
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