What is the primary role of AI in robotics?

• Coordinating only motor functions
• Serving as the robot’s cognitive decision-making system
• Supplying continuous electrical power
• Controlling external design features

Which is NOT intelligent behavior in robots?

• Adapting to new environments
• Learning from experience
• Following a fixed script
• Collaborating with humans

How does AI differ from simple automation?

• AI adapts and learns
• AI executes only fixed routines
• AI ignores sensor input
• AI requires no programming

What does cognitive capability mean in robotics?

• Ability to store battery charge
• Ability to reason and decide
• Ability to move faster
• Ability to recharge automatically

Which robot type best demonstrates AI in unstructured environments?

• Toy robot
• Industrial arm
• Humanoid robot
• Automated vacuum

Which sensor generates high-resolution 3D maps?

• Ultrasonic rangefinder
• LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging)
• Thermal imaging camera
• Capacitive touch sensor

What is the function of tactile sensors?

• Detecting ambient light
• Measuring grip force
• Navigating with GPS
• Recording audio signals

How do microphones enhance robotic perception?

• By enabling voice command recognition
• By mapping 3D environments
• By measuring grip pressure
• By detecting electromagnetic fields

Which sensor is most useful for detecting human gestures?

• GPS receiver
• Computer vision camera
• Infrared thermometer
• Pressure gauge

Why are multiple sensors combined in robotics?

• To reduce hardware cost
• To improve accuracy and reliability
• To eliminate AI processing
• To avoid programming complexity