Mobile Robot Types

What are the common approaches for mobile robot locomotion?

• Wings, Fins, Paddles

• Wheels, Tracks, Legs

• Propellers, Rudders, Skis

• Treads, Hooves, Sails

Which type of mobile robot locomotion is characterized by a series of point contacts between the robot and the ground?

• Wheeled

• Tracked

• Legged

• Hybrid

What are the key advantages of legged locomotion in mobile robots?

• Speed and Efficiency

• Precision and Accuracy

• Adaptability and Maneuverability

• Durability and Strength

How many legs does a hexapod mobile robot typically have?

• Six legs

• Four legs

• Two legs

• One leg

Which type of wheels are the most popular locomotion mechanism in mobile robotics?

• Solid wheels

• Inflated wheels

• Omni-directional wheels

• Mecanum wheels

How many degrees of freedom does a standard wheel have?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What type of locomotion mechanism requires a skidding turn when changing orientation?

• Tracked

• Wheeled

• Legged

• Hybrid

Which type of aerial robot is capable of flying autonomously or being remotely controlled?

• Water Surface Robots

• Underwater Robots

• Fixed-Wing Drones

• Rotary-Wing Drones

What are underwater robots designed to operate underwater called?

• Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)

• Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs)

• Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs)

• Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs)

What type of robots are designed to operate on the surface of water bodies?

• Remotely Operated Surface Vehicles (ROSVs)

• Autonomous Surface Vehicles (ASVs)

• Rotary-Wing Drones

• Fixed-Wing Drones