Activity 2: Robot or Not?

“Is this a robot or not? Why?”

• It is a robot because it uses sensors (camera, radar), processes surroundings, and makes decisions.

• It is not a robot because it cannot move on its own.

• It is a robot because it is made of metal and has a human-like shape.

• It is not a robot because it requires human control to function.

• “Is this a robot or not? Why?”

• “Can this help people? How?”

• It is a robot because it can sense and think.

• It is not a robot; it dispenses snacks when you insert money.

• It is a robot; it adapts to user preferences.

• It is not a robot; it requires human intervention to operate.

Is this a robot or not? Why? Can this help people? How?

• Yes, it acts on its own and can help people.

• Not, it moves with a controller and follows commands but does not act on its own.

• Yes, it is programmed to assist in various tasks.

• Not, it is just a toy and cannot help people.

Is this a robot or not? Why? Can this help people? How?

• Yes, it is a robot because it has sensors and can make decisions.

• No, it is not a robot; it is a motorized machine that blends when switched on.

• Yes, it can help people by performing tasks automatically.

• No, it cannot help people; it just follows a manual command.

Is this a robot or not? Why? Can this help people? How?

• Robot: Moves on its own, detects obstacles, adjusts direction

• Not a robot: Does not move or detect obstacles

• Robot: Requires human control to function

• Not a robot: Only performs simple tasks without decision-making