About Robotics Meta
Who we are
Robotics Meta explains robotics in plain language: components and technology, AI and robots, programming, industrial and service robots, humanoids, and the impact of robots on society.
roboticsmeta.com is published by MABARIS di M.A.B., an individual business based in Italy (VAT number IT04083540791).
How our articles are made: AI and people
Our articles are built on a simple idea: AI writes, people correct, sources decide.
Written from sources. AI writes each article from published sources, and every source is listed at the end of the article, so you can check where the facts come from. New articles are also checked automatically against their sources before they are published.
Corrected by readers. Anyone can challenge a paragraph that seems wrong, unclear or out of date: press Challenge (under the introduction or at the top of each section), explain what is wrong and, if you can, link a reliable source.
Verified before anything changes. An AI fact-checker checks every challenge against reliable sources. A verified correction is applied to the article, its summaries and its FAQ, and recorded in the article’s changelog with the date and, if you wish, your name.
AI brings speed and structure, people bring knowledge and experience, and sources settle every question. If you are a robotics engineer, programmer, researcher or anyone who builds robots, your challenges are especially valuable.
What we don’t do
We don’t build or test the robots and products we write about unless an article says so: comparisons summarize documentation, specifications and published tests.
Reading tools in every article
| Tool | What it does | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Simplify | Rewrites a section in plainer language. | Quick reading, or English as a second language. |
| Summarize | Gives the key points of a section in a few lines. | The gist before you dive in, or a quick refresher. |
| FAQ | Answers common questions about the section. | Fast answers to what readers ask most. |
| Challenge | Lets you report a mistake in the section. | Verified corrections improve the article for everyone. |
Contact
Questions, ideas or a topic you would like us to cover? Write to us through the contact form. To fix a mistake in an article, the Challenge button is the fastest way.