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Innovation Challenge Enablers
Innovation Challenge Enablers
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To introduce students to different technologies they can employ in their innovation challenges.
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What are robots?
A machine capable of carrying out complex actions
The ability of a computer or machine to think and learn
Energy derived from biofuels
A process used to create 3D objects
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What is augmented reality?
Method of preserving and sterilizing food
Intelligent device that uses m2m technology
To superimpose graphics, audio and other sensory enhancement
Using electromagnetic fields to automatically identify items
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Which are examples of Radio Frequency Identification?
Tracking equipment and packages
Security doors
Tag and find your car
Sports race timing
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What is big data?
Energy derived from biofuels
A network which can monitor environmental conditions
Data being collected and our ability to make use of it.
A process used to create 3D objects
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Which is an example of nanotechnology?
Scientific visualisation
Surgery simulations
Super small computer chips
Water filters for cleaning polluted water
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What is an example of micro and nano satellites
Weather research and monitoring
Monitoring atmospheric pollution from aerosols
Detect and prevent cyber attacks
Power generation
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Which are examples of smart machines?
Robot writers
Fresh juice
Virtual assistants for call centres
Harvesters and forwarders that automate timber harvesting
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What is 3D printing?
Energy derived from biofuels
A process used to create 3D objects
A machine capable of carrying out complex actions
An electronic device connected to other devices
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What is GPS?
A method for preserving and sterilizing food
Electronic device connected to other devices
A network or satellites orbiting earth at fixed points
Light beams powerful enough to zoom miles into the sky
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What does HHP stand for?
Helping humans push
High hydrostatic pressure
High helpful pressure
Hot hands paper
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Which are examples of bio fuels
Drones
Bio diesel
Power generation
Smart phones
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Which are examples of lasers?
Mapping
Ensure land can be made level
Vehicle navigation
Fiber optics
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Which are examples of genomes?
Produce enhanced plant resistance to drought and frost
Repairing and reproducing human organs
Producing higher yields from plants
Screening tools to choose best traits for breeding
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What is virtual reality?
A network which can monitor environmental conditions
Describes a 3D computer generated environment
A process used to create 3D objects
The ability of a computer or machine to think and learn
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Which is an example of stem cell science?
Repairing and reproducing human organs and tissue
Producing higher yield from plants
Livestock improvement
Bio diesel
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What is an example of networks and sensors?
Self driving cars
Wearable devices
Apple picking robot
Forest fire detection
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What is artificial intelligence?
A process used to create 3D objects
A network which can monitor environmental conditions
The ability of a computer or machine to think and learn
A machine capable of carrying out complex actions
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What are smart things?
Energy derived from biofuels
An electronic device connected to other devices
Light beams powerful enough to zoom miles into the sky
Network of satellites that orbit earth
