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Robotic machinery has risen to a prominent position in the fields of automation and production. Many of us come into contact with robotic machinery on a daily basis, being commonly found in the healthcare, automotive, warehousing, and manufacturing industries. Your laptop, your vehicle, and even something as innocuous as your toothbrush, have all almost certainly been touched by a robot at some point during their manufacture.  There is a vast range of machines and mechanical applications today, with each being created to meet a specific need. The ability to move is an essential requirement for many machines so that they may accomplish physical tasks. Motors are responsible for this motion, and these motors are as diverse in shape and function as the machinery itself. Three of the most widely used forms of electric motors include: Brushed direct current motors Brushed direct current motors (DC motors) use brushes to transfer electricity between their armature and a power source. Perman