Robotics and Automation

Electrical instrument used to measure temperature with electrical resistance

• Pneumatic

• Thermistors

• Manipulator

• Robosurgeons

Artificial intelligence believes that knowledge comes from how and when a person understands and can manipulate symbols

• Robosurgeons

• CAD

• Robotics Engineering

• Symbolic Theory

Robots that rely on touch, visual, and hearing sensors to mimic human movements and actions

• Pneumatic

• Robosurgeon

• Mobile robot

• Anthrobot

Field of engineering that combines mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering to design the software and components of a robot

• Ternary system

• Robotics Engineering

• Programming

• Artificial Intelligence

Allows for a wide range of color values which allows the robot to recognize more complex objects

• Bumper Switch

• Ternary System

• Binary System

• Control Value

Microprocesso

• semiconductor central processing unit usually contained on a single integrated circuit chip

• type of sensor allows a robot to determine a change in pressure that an object exerts on it; detects physical contact

• a type of robot with its own engine or power able to move without constraints on its path

• the process of designing, writing, testing, debugging, and maintaining the source code of computer programs

Sensors

• allows a robot to determine a change in pressure that an object exerts on it; detects physical contac

• a fusion of a computer and a machine that is capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically

• input devices used to measure physical traits, such as sound, heat, or light and helps a robot perceive the world around them

• electrical instrument used to measure temperature with electrical resistance

Robot used to perform precise cuts and insertions into the brain during neurosurgery

• Robosurgeons

• Manufacturing robots

• Fixed robot

• Mobile robot

Power systems that use pressurized air to create the force a robot uses to function

• Anthrobot

• Pneumatic

• Hydraulic

• Manipulator

CAD

• a device that applies force to an object

• the air-like hardware that allows a robot to interact with its environment

• a graphic design program used to create building and product plans

• the side to side motion of a robot