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Part 3 - Robot Design

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What types of engineers work together to design robots?

a)

electrical, petroleum, and civil

b)

electrical, mechanical, and chemical

c)

electrical, software, and mechanical

d)

electrical, aerospace, and packaging

2.

Motors/Arms: Which formula is used to calculate the torque required to lift objects?

a)

Work/time

b)

Force x distance

c)

PSI x GPM/1714

3.

Force directed in a circle (a spinning force) is known as?

a)

Speed

b)

Torque

c)

Acceleration

d)

Velocity

4.

Motor/Arm: The more torque the robot has, the more force it exerts on the object, and the faster the arm will lift it up.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Motor/Arm: A robot has limited torque at its arm joint lifting objects of different weights.  How does this affect the required arm torque?

a)

a shorter arm will be able to lift more weight than a long arm

b)

as the weight of the object goes down, the torque required goes down as well

c)

heavier objects require more torque to lift

d)

All are True

6.

A robot’s work depends its task, which intake method is great for single object grasping? (often utilize in object picking, placing and/or packaging)

a)

Arm & Claw

b)

Fork & Shovels

c)

Bumper & Rollers

d)

Wheels & Continuous Tracks

7.

A robot’s work depends its task, which intake method has a top or side configuration? (often utilized in material pushing, sliding, pressing, or smoothing)

a)

Arm & Claw

b)

Fork & Shovels

c)

Bumper & Rollers

d)

Wheels & Continuous Tracks

8.

When an application requires more power than a motor can handle, a designer has which option?

a)

Change the gear ratio

b)

Switch to a more powerful motor

c)

Use more than one motor in the application

d)

All of the Above

9.

Which of the following is true for a Raised Chassis?

a)

front wheels should be low friction

b)

there will be even power to all wheels

c)

can strafe side to side easily

d)

raises the center of gravity

10.

Which of the following is true for a Rear Powered Chassis?

a)

front wheels should be low friction

b)

there will be even power to all wheels

c)

can strafe side to side easily

d)

raises the center of gravity

11.

Layout can affect the performance of

a chassis, which of the following is true for an All Wheel Drive?

a)

spreads the weight over much larger surface area

b)

can strafe side to side easily

c)

there will be even power to all wheels

d)

raises the center of gravity

12.

Layout can affect the performance of a chassis, which of the following is true for the use of Tank Treads?

a)

spreads the weight over much larger surface area

b)

can strafe side to side easily

c)

front wheels should be low friction

d)

raises the center of gravity

13.

The process of locating trouble and making repairs in machinery and technical equipment.

a)

Brainstorming

b)

Troubleshoot

c)

Trade-off

d)

Coinstraint

14.

Components that provide the robot with the ability to interact with its environment.

a)

Manipulators

b)

Actuators

c)

Bumper Switch

15.

What is the key component of motion system which causes a mechanical system to move?

a)

Manipulators

b)

Actuators

c)

Light Sensor

16.

When they're trying to solve a problem, engineers follow a series of _____

a)

steps

b)

problems

c)

solutions

d)

test

17.

A plan for how to build a solution to a problem

a)

Design

b)

Problem

c)

Model

d)

Test

18.

What is the first step in the EDP corresponds to UNDERSTAND?

a)

Define the Problem

b)

Do your Research

c)

Generate Solutions

d)

Test It

19.

In the EDP which of the following corresponds to the step EXPLORE?

a)

do detailed designing

b)

determine your final concept

c)

test your prototype

d)

do your background research

20.

A simple model that lets you test out your design is called a(n) ______.

a)

demand

b)

formula

c)

prototype

d)

user manual

21.

The process of forming an idea, a thought, or an image

a)

ideation

b)

autonomous

c)

innovation

d)

iterate

22.

To do something repeatedly until a specific result is achieved

a)

innovation

b)

iterate

c)

ideate

d)

actuate

23.

A constraint is

a)

a limitation to the engineering design process.

b)

a series of steps followed to solve a problem

c)

the process of forming an idea, a thought, or an image.

d)

a design or technology that solves a problem.

24.

The goal, target, or objective of the design is known as

a)

criteria

b)

constraints

c)

cost

d)

creativeness

25.

________ involves the design, construction, and operation of a robot.

a)

Robotics

b)

Automation

c)

Assembly Line

d)

Manufacturing