SJI9-ROBOTICS Wheeled and Legged Robots

What is the most common type of robot used for transporting objects?

• Legged robot

• Wheeled robot

• Tracked robot

• Hybrid robot

What device do single-wheeled robots use to balance themselves?

• Accelerometer

• GPS

• Gyro sensor

• Motion sensor

What is the main purpose of single-wheeled (ball) robots?

• Industrial operations

• Military applications

• Entertainment

• Space exploration

What feature allows omni-wheeled robots to move in any direction without rotating first?

• Gyro sensor

• Multi-wheeled system

• Omni wheels

• Legged design

Which type of robot is best suited for rough terrain and uneven surfaces?

• Bipedal robots

• Tracked robots

• Single-wheeled robots

• Two-wheeled robots

Which robot uses legs for locomotion rather than wheels?

• Single-wheeled robot

• Omni-wheeled robot

• Legged robot

• Tracked robot

Which of the following is a characteristic of one-legged robots?

• They use hopping motion for navigation

• They are used primarily for stability research

• They use multiple legs to balance

• They are commonly used in space missions

What is the main challenge faced by bipedal robots?

• Low speed

• Limited stability and motion control

• Difficulty navigating rough terrain

• Expensive production

What is the advantage of quadrupedal robots over bipedal robots?

• Better balance and stability

• Faster speed

• Cheaper to manufacture

• Higher energy efficiency

What is a distinguishing feature of hexapod robots?

• They are faster than quadrupedal robots

• They mimic insect mechanics

• They rely on only two legs for movement

• They use a combination of wheels and legs