robotical adj.

The ‘talking Robot’ as a scientific achievement left much to be desired. It sprawled its unwieldy mass of wires and coils through twenty-five square yards, and every robotical function had been subordinated to vital attribute of speech. It worked,—and was in this respect quite a victory—but as yet, it could translate only the simpler and more concrete thoughts into words.

Austin Wilde, Robotical Engineer, turned to Sam Tobe and said, ‘Did you get anything out of the robot?’

He [sc. a robot] added emphatically, with robotical loyalty and faith, ‘No human master could ever be like that.’

Against truth, purity, or moral right you could sometimes prevail, he thought, but not against robotical logic.

With robotical actions he prepared a frugal supper, going through the routine of accepted practice.