WorksheetsIntroduction to Robotics
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the origin of the word "robot"?
Greek – "machine"
Latin – "worker"
Czech – "forced labor"
French – "automation"
What is a robot?
A manually controlled machine
An automatic or externally guided machine
A device used only in factories
A humanoid with AI
Which are examples of robots?
Industrial robots, drones, autonomous cars
Smartphones, TVs, laptops
Washing machines, microwaves
Bicycles, motorcycles
What are the basic components of a robot?
Sensors, actuators, controller, power source
Motor, screen, CPU, wires
Gears, circuits, wheels, brakes
Battery, processor, display, arms
What do sensors do in a robot?
Provide energy
Detect and interpret surroundings
Control movement
Store data
What do actuators do?
Process sensor data
Convert energy into movement
Store energy
Control sensors
What is a robot’s controller for?
Powering movements
Processing data and making decisions
Controlling remotely
Connecting to Wi-Fi
Why does a robot need a power source?
Only for movement
To improve AI
As a backup
To function and operate
Where are robots used in industry?
Driving, flying
Writing, acting
Manufacturing, welding, assembly
Cooking, gardening
How are robots used in medicine?
No medical use
Making medicine
Surgery and prosthetics
As doctors and nurses
How do robots help in space?
Replacing satellites
Flying spacecraft
No role in space
Mars rovers and remote exploration
Why use robots in manufacturing?
More jobs, fewer machines
Efficiency, accuracy, lower costs
More manual work, slower production
Robots make more mistakes
How do autonomous cars use robotics?
Sensors and AI for self-driving
Fully remote-controlled
Work like regular cars
Need human supervision
How do industrial robots differ from humanoid robots?
Industrial robots look human
Industrial robots think, humanoids don’t
Industrial = specific tasks, Humanoid = mimic humans
Industrial robots only in medicine
