Introduction to Robotics

A machine that is programmed to perform tasks automatically is known as

• A simple machine

• A robot

• A virtual assistant

• An app

Robots are primarily taking over human tasks that are(select all that apply)

• dusty

• delicious

• dirty

• dull

• dangerous

A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the other laws. Choose from the below words

• Zeroth Law

• Law One

• Robot Contract A

• Law Three

• Robot Law

Robots collect information about the environment using

• end effectors

• motors

• sensors

• actuators

Robots...

• are at fault when they encounter a problem

• are able to live and think for themselves

• can do dangerous tasks and work that humans cannot

• do the boring and repetitive tasks fast, accurately, and for long periods of time

• don’t have human issues that keep them from working

A robot may not injure a human being or through inaction allow a human being to come to harm. Choose from the below words

• Law One

• Law Three

• Robot Law

• Law Two

• Zeroth Law

Why is robotics important?

• Robotics require you to read

• Robotics is about creating healthy foods

• Robots are fun to watch in movies!

• Robotics produces robots and machines that do important work

A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with other laws. Choose from the below words

• Robot Contract 1

• Robot Law

• Zeroth Law

• Law Three

• Law Two

The term robot comes from the country which was written in a by Karl Capek in 1921. Choose from the below words

• Canada

• Russia

• Czech

• Playwright

• United States

How are robots created?

• They can be built using blocks

• They're built by engineers, computer scientists and mathematicians

• They grow in forests

• They can be built using clay