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Introduction to Robotics (Orientation)
Introduction to Robotics (Orientation)
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Quiz quiz for Orientation (NYP Orientation Robotics Interest Group)
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Robots today are used in which of the following industries?
transportation
medicine
shipping and receiving
manufacturing
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What is the term used to describe the study of robots that are designed to mimic biological organisms or systems?
Biomechanics
Biomimetics
Cybernetics
Biorobotics
3
Robots are often used to replace humans for which reasons?
They are stronger and more precise
they increase costs of producing luxury goods for company profit
they can work long hours
they can perform in dangerous environments
4
What do robots use to identify objects around it?
gravity
brain
muscles
sensors
5
What controls the robot's actions?
autonomous
programming
levers
fears
6
When solving problems using a robot you will
investigate programming and mechanics.
make mistakes and try again.
collaborate on a team.
have fun.
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What is NOT a benefit of robotics to society?
replace humans in the workforce
they can go into dangerous or toxic environments.
they can manipulate surgical equipment with accuracy.
they can lift heavy loads and work long hours.
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Which of the following are parts of a robot?
all of the above
motors
sensors
microcontroller or "brain"
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What happens when a robot breaks during testing?
you hire someone to fix it
you learn from your failure and try again with a new idea
you repair the problem
the roboticist gets fired
10
What is the term used to describe the study of how robots can recognize, interpret, and respond to human emotions?
Affective Computing
Human-robot Interaction
Emotional Intelligence
Social Robotics
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A modern robot is defined as
a friendly companion in the distant future.
any machine that can perform a task faster than a human.
a physical representation of a computer program that has motors and wheels.
a programmable machine which can carry out a complex series of tasks.
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What does AI stand for in Robotics?
Artificial Intelligence
Automated Intelligence
Automated Integration
Advanced Interface
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What did the term 'robot' originally mean?
Mechanical device
Forced Labor
Automaton
Worker
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Which famous mathematician and philosopher proposed the concept of a mechanical calculating machine?
Blaise Pascal
Rene Descartes
Isaac Newton
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
