Lesson 2 (Robotic Basics) Reviewer

Vision is equal to _____

Gather samples from other planets and to analyze them from remote distances

Which of the following is NOT a definition of MOBILE ROBOT

These are the Robot Applications in our Lives, EXCEPT for

When we assemble a chip we need to be very precise because of very fine wires which require precise and accurate tasks.

Can reach very difficult places due to their high degree of flexibility

A device which detects or measures a physical property and records, indicates, or otherwise responds to it

Robots that are used in films to represent for example dinosaurs or other fantastic creatures

Focus on the physical design and actuation of a robot.

Electronic robotic devices designed to manage different kinds of tasks around the house

Which of the following is NOT a definition of "Autonomous (Independent)"

Brain is equal to computers and microprocessors

The closeness of the measurements to a specific value

A robot can easily be re-programmed many times to reach the highest possible quality which a human cannot often achieve.

__________ is equal to Arms and fingers driven by motors and other forms of actuation.

The closeness of the measurements to each other

We control the movement of the robot hand or end effector at the same time we record the motion of each individual joint

Some of the most sophisticated robot, with high performance design but also sensitivity & grace to interact with people

Helps to learn the model to perform certain tasks but also makes machines more intelligent to act in different scenarios

Feeling is equal to ___________

Deals with the motion planning, computer vision and machine learning aspects of robot creation

Adjustability is possible but it can only handle specific tasks with no possibility of changing its own task

Offers an understanding of computing technology and the ability to understand and study complex problems in technology