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Mechanical or virtual artificial agent carrying out physical activities, which can be guided by an external control device or the control may be embedded within.

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Buying behaviour („Research Online, Purchase Offline“)

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Uso de robo en inglés
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But the rise of the robo-advisor brings challenges as well as opportunities.
The Irish Times
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Steering clear of programming mistakes is part of a robo-adviser's fiduciary obligation.
Reuters
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In those two million miles, a robo-car caused just one minor crash.
Wired
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The Pentagon's robo-blob has grown up a lot these past two years.
Wired
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A computer shows the Wahed Invest robo-adviser that caters to Muslim investors.
Reuters
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A robo-carriage awaits you, down the Avenue of Pandas, on your left.
Existence
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If you surf over a chuckhole, the robo-prongs plumb its asphalty depths.
Snow Crash
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Since then things have become a little quieter on the robo-taxi front.
The Irish Times
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However, robo-advisers were not a main factor in pricing, Hayes said.
Reuters
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It launched its first robo-advice product two years ago and quickly added clients.
Reuters
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The best protection from robo calls is your own common sense.
Radio NZ
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Until recently, robo-advisers largely avoided offering other types of financial services.
Reuters
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Wealth managers agree that robo advisors are a positive addition for younger investors.
The Irish Times
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They say robo advice but the advice is very limited really.
The Irish Times
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And just last week, the bonkers Mercedes-Benz robo-car concept was roaming San Francisco.
Wired
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In May, in a separate case, Minnesota sued Midland for filing robo-signed affidavits.
Reuters
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