cobot collaborative robot
A slang term used to describe any robot that has been designed to work in collaboration with a human, as a co-worker would. The phrase cobot is short for collaborative robot. Cobots were invented by professors at the Laboratory for Intelligent Mechanical Systems (LIMS) at Northwestern University, in conjunction with automotive manufacturers.
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