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Answer from AI: Yes, a robot can be just mechanical in nature, without any electronic or computerized components. Mechanical robots, often referred to as "mechanical automatons" or "mechanical robots," are designed to perform specific tasks using purely mechanical mechanisms, gears, levers, and other physical components.
These mechanical robots are usually programmed through their physical design and the arrangement of their parts, rather than through software or electronics. They can carry out tasks such as simple repetitive movements, like winding a clock or moving in response to changes in temperature or pressure.
While modern robots often incorporate electronics and software to enhance their capabilities and autonomy, purely mechanical robots are still used in some niche applications where simplicity and reliability are paramount. These mechanical robots can be found in areas like manufacturing, where they perform specific, well-defined tasks in a controlled environment.
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