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Motor and sensory nerves control movement and feeling in the human body and would need to be replicated for a robotic arm to function similarly. Developing robotic skin that is sensitive like human skin would allow a robot arm to sense when it is touching objects. For a robot arm to move, it would need to connect either to nerves in the arm or directly to the brain to process electrical signals like those that control human arm movement.

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Movement In order to make the robot arm move the it would somehow have to connect to the nerves in arm or connect to the brain.

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Robo India presents a project report on servo motor based 5 axis robotic arm. This project is operated through PC software that is made in Visual Basic. AVR family's Atmel Atmega 8 is used in controller board, it runs on Arduino IDE platform. Detailed mechnical drawings of all of the parts are also given. We welcome all of your views and queries. Thanks & Regards Team Robo India www.roboindia.com info@roboindia.com

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