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OIS stands for Optical Image Stabilization. It is a technology that enables a camera to take clear photos by canceling out the blurring caused by camera movement. In robotics, OIS helps robots to constantly acquire steady visual information, even during intense movement, which can lead to smooth communication between the robot and humans.

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The essential sensors required for high-level control of robot movement are cameras, microphones, temperature sensors, angle sensors, inertial sensors, and so on. By accurately grasping the surrounding conditions and their own state through these sensors, robots can engage in autonomous movement.

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Robotics, which combines electrical, machine, and information engineering, is a state-of-the-art technology for the design, manufacture, and control of robots. In recent years, robotics has led to the development of robots engaging not only in industrial assembly, transportation or inspection at factories but also in emerging technologies such as service robots that can perform household and nursing care work. Robotics is progressing rapidly towards creating a new society in which robots and humans coexist and improve each other’s abilities.

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Humanoid robots are robots that resemble humans in their shape and appearance. They carry AI, sensors, actuators, and are capable of communication with humans. The development of humanoid robots is progressing at lightning speed, and they will not only serve as a substitute for humans but will also help to create a new society in which robots and humans coexist and improve each other’s abilities.

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The Camera Module Actuator (CMA) is a module that moves the lens of a camera with the movement of the camera, canceling out the blurring and stabilizing the image. CMA is a critical component in OIS technology, which helps robots to take clear photos and acquire steady visual information, even during intense movement.