Description: In-situ robotics refers to robotic systems that operate at the original location or position where their intervention is needed. This approach allows robots to perform specific tasks in environments where mobility or the transportation of materials would be complicated or inefficient. In-situ robotics is characterized by its ability to adapt to environmental conditions, interact with objects, and perform tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously. These systems can include industrial robots, drones, and mobile devices designed to work in a specific area, thereby optimizing efficiency and reducing response time in various applications. The relevance of in-situ robotics lies in its potential to enhance productivity in sectors such as construction, agriculture, logistics, and healthcare, where precision and speed are crucial. Additionally, by operating on-site, these robots can minimize the risk of workplace accidents and reduce the need for human intervention in hazardous or hard-to-reach environments.
