Automation - Unit 2 - Robots

A robot is a machine designed to execute one or more tasks ____________ with speed and precision

• Manually
• automatically
• both a and b
• all the above

____________ have replaced humans in performing repetitive and dangerous tasks

• HMI
• SCADA
• Robots
• operators

advantages of robots are ___________

• Consistency
• Flexibility
• Increased Output
• all the above

robot produce more __________ and high quality work

• precise
• products
• accurate
• error

Robots were required to perform according to three principles known as _________________

• Three laws of Robotics
• robotic principle
• issac's principle
• none of the above

A Robot must protect its own existence unless that conflicts with the ______________

• First law
• First or Second Law.
• Third law
• both a and b

A Robot must obey orders given by _____________ except when that conflicts with the First Law.

• Program Monitor
• Public Transport
• humans
• Robotic arm

A Robot should not injure a human being or, through _____________ , allow a human to be harmed.

• inaction
• Inspections
• Operating Range.
• work space

The payload is the _____________ load that a robot can carry in its work.

• stable
• unstable
• minimum
• maximum

The number of independent movements that an object can perform in a 3-D space is called the number of _____________

• Wrist Configuration
• Degrees of freedom (DOF).
• Prismatic Joint
• Revolute Joint