Understanding Robotics and Design Features

The video provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a film, focusing on various aspects such as stunts, robot design, and set construction. It begins with a humorous introduction to a stunt involving a golf cart, followed by an in-depth explanation of the creation and operation of waiter robots. The video then explores the use of a light box for filming, highlighting the technical challenges and solutions. The observatory set is discussed, emphasizing its intricate design and the sense of isolation it conveys. Finally, the Vienna suite is showcased, illustrating the luxury and scale of the set. The video concludes with a reflection on the collaborative effort involved in the production.

What vehicle is Jim driving on the set of Passengers?

• A sports car

• A motorcycle

• A bicycle

• A 4x4 golfcart

How many versions of the waiter robot are there?

• One

• Four

• Two

• Three

What is the main advantage of building the waiter robots?

• They are cheaper

• Actors can interact with them

• They are more durable

• They are faster

What is Arthur technically classified as?

• A cyborg

• A robot

• An android

• A human

What system allows Arthur to move smoothly in the bar?

• A remote control

• A motion control system

• A manual control

• A voice command system

What is the light box potentially mistaken for?

• A relaxation device

• A storage device

• A torture device

• A communication device

Approximately how many lights are in the light box?

• Two point eight billion

• One million

• Three billion

• Two million

Where is the observation deck located on the ship?

• On the top

• At the front

• In the middle

• At the back

What unique feature is included in the observatory for an earthy feel?

• A zen garden

• A forest

• A waterfall

• A rock garden

What is a notable feature of the Vienna suite?

• It has a rooftop garden

• It has a swimming pool

• It has a two-story design

• It has a single floor