Robot Quiz

What is a robot?

• A device that plays music.

• A machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically.

• A computer program that performs simple tasks.

• A tool used for manual work.

What is Level 1 in the Robotics Hierarchy?

• Semi-Autonomous

• Autonomous

• Drones

• Machines

What characterizes Level 2 robots in the Robotics Hierarchy?

• They require an operator to perform manual functions.

• They are fully independent.

• They use sensors to navigate surroundings.

• Operator and computer logic work together to perform manual or remote controlled functions.

What is the defining feature of Level 3 robots?

• They need an operator to perform manual functions.

• They are semi-autonomous.

• Computer logic and sensors enable fully independent operation.

• They are technically not robots.

What are Level 4 robots in the Robotics Hierarchy known as?

• Machines

• Semi-Autonomous

• Autonomous

• Drones

Which level in the Robotics Hierarchy is technically not a robot but may serve as the foundation for a robot?

• Level 2

• Level 3

• Level 4

• Level 1

What can drones do according to the text?

• They can only operate under strict human supervision.

• They can perform tasks and interact in an unstructured environment without human guidance.

• They are not capable of performing tasks independently.

• They require a structured environment to operate.

Robotics are often integrated into products and machinery that we would not normally think of as robotic. Which of the following is an example of such integration?

• A traditional mechanical clock

• A manual typewriter

• A cruise control system in a car

• A wooden abacus

How do Level 4 robots in the Robotics Hierarchy differ from Level 3 robots?

• Level 4 robots require constant human supervision.

• Level 4 robots are not capable of independent decision-making.

• Level 4 robots can perform tasks in an unstructured environment without human intervention.

• Level 3 and Level 4 robots are essentially the same in capabilities.

Which component is crucial for a Level 3 robot's ability to navigate and understand its environment?

• High-capacity battery packs

• Advanced sensors and computer vision

• Remote control systems

• Manual override switches