include the SpeciMinder and the TUG delivery robots for the hospital. Sliding autonomy More capable robots combine multiple levels of navigation under a system called sliding autonomy. Most autonomously guided robots, such as the HelpMate hospital robot, also offer a manual mode which allows the robot to be controlled by a person. The Motivity autonomous robot operating system, which is used in the ADAM, PatrolBot, SpeciMinder, MapperBot and a number of other robots, offers full sliding autonomy, from manual to guarded to autonomous modes. History See also Ant robot Autonomous robot Autonomous Underwater Vehicle DARPA LAGR Program Domestic robot Humanoid robot Hexapod robot Industrial robot Justin (robot) Mobile industrial robots Mobile manipulator Mobile wireless sensor network Personal robot Robot Robot kit Robotic arm Robotic mapping Robot kinematics Rover (space exploration) Ubiquitous robot Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Wi-Fi References External links Line Follower Robot Tutorial with Circuit Diagram A tutorial about line tracking sensors and algorithms BioRobotics Laboratory, Research in Mobile Robotics and Human-Robot Interaction Department of Production at Aalborg University in Denmark, Research in Mobile Robotics and Manipulation The website for enthusiast of mobile robotics Mobile Robot MURVV -