Robots and Robotics

What is a robot?

• A robot is a type of mineral.

• A robot is a machine that is capable of carrying out complex actions automatically or under the control of a computer program.

• A robot is a type of animal.

• A robot is a type of plant.

What are the three main components of a robot?

• sensors, actuators, programming

• wheels, gears, motors

• lights, cameras, microphones

• mechanical structure, power source, control system

What is the purpose of a robot?

• To entertain humans

• To perform tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously

• To make humans lazy

• To replace humans in all tasks

What are some examples of robots used in everyday life?

• Robotic televisions, robotic bicycles, and robotic toothbrushes

• Robotic toothbrushes, robotic umbrellas, and robotic socks

• Robotic vacuum cleaners, robotic lawn mowers, and robotic toys

• Robotic dishwashers, robotic refrigerators, and robotic bicycles

What is the difference between a robot and a human?

• A robot is made of metal and plastic, while a human is made of flesh and bones.

• A robot is programmed to perform tasks, while a human has free will.

• A robot is a machine, while a human is a living being.

• A robot is controlled by a computer, while a human is controlled by their brain.

What is robotics?

• Study of rocks

• Branch of biology

• Art of painting

• Field of study and engineering dealing with robots

What are the different types of robots?

• household robots

• agricultural robots

• educational robots

• industrial robots, service robots, medical robots, military robots, and entertainment robots

What are the advantages of using robots?

• Decreased productivity, decreased accuracy, increased labor costs, compromised safety, and the inability to perform repetitive tasks without fatigue.

• No advantages at all.

• Robots are expensive and difficult to maintain, and they often malfunction.

• Increased productivity, improved accuracy, reduced labor costs, enhanced safety, and the ability to perform repetitive tasks without fatigue.

What are the disadvantages of using robots?

• Low initial cost, potential job displacement, high adaptability, and no ethical concerns.

• Low initial cost, no job displacement, high adaptability, and no ethical concerns.

• High initial cost, potential job displacement, limited adaptability, and ethical concerns.

• Low initial cost, increased job opportunities, high adaptability, and no ethical concerns.

What is the future of robotics?

• Increased human employment in the field

• Decreased reliance on technology

• Stagnation and lack of innovation

• Advancements in AI, machine learning, and automation