Robotics

What is the definition of a Robot?

• A machine which resembles a human being
• A machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically, especially one programmable by a computer.
• Any machine which can follow instructions
• A machine which can think for itself, especially if the thought processes are logical

True or false?- Does a robot come from the Czech word “robota” which means “forced work or labor.”

• True
• False

The study of mechanical systems that function like living organisms or parts of living organisms, is called?

• Bionics
• Biomechanics
• Ergonomics
• Ergometrics

In Robotics, what is meant by an Android?

• A software program used to control a robot
• A robot with a human like appearance
• A type of operating system
• A human with a robot like appearance

Which of the following is not an advantage of Robots?

• They can be used in dangerous environments
• They can replace jobs 
• They can assist humans with disabilities
• They don't get tired or require a break

If a robot's output is typically carried out by "actuators", what input devices are found on a robot?

• Google Glasses
• Sensors
• Keypads
• VR Headsets

Most robotic arms have how many degrees of freedom ?

• seven

• six

• five

• four

Which of the following is the person who wrote the three laws of robotics ?

• Karel Capek

• Isaac Asimov

• Joseph-Marie Jacquard

• Richard Hohn

Which of the following describes artificial intelligence?

• Aims to give computers the ability to think like human beings

• The ability to understand, learn and to control behaviour in any new event

• A computer system that works like the human brain and is capable of learning

• The ability to give an intelligent response using natural languages

Which of the following is the set of general facts and if–then rules in an expert system

• Database

• Inference engine

• Knowledge base

• Intelligent agent