Questions and Answers
What is a robot's brain made of?
A silicon chip called a central processing unit (CPU
What do robots use to control their actions?
Feedback
What are the small motors inside robot bodies called?
Actuators
What is the power supply for most robots?
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What are the tools called that robots use to interact with the environment and carry out tasks?
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Study Notes
- A robot is a machine that functions automatically and can adapt to changes in its environment.
- Robots use feedback to control their actions, just like the human brain.
- A robot's brain consists of a silicon chip called a central processing unit (CPU).
- Robots receive feedback from sensors that mimic human senses.
- Robot bodies consist of metal, plastic, and similar materials.
- Inside robot bodies are small motors called actuators that move robot body parts.
- Robots require a power supply, which is usually electricity or solar power.
- Robots are equipped with tools called end effectors to interact with the environment and carry out tasks.
- End effectors vary according to the tasks the robot is designed to carry out.
- Robots are increasingly important in society, performing jobs that are too dangerous or tedious for humans.
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Test your knowledge of robots and their functions with this informative quiz! Discover how robots use feedback to control their actions, the components that make up a robot's brain and body, and the types of end effectors used for different tasks. With questions covering power sources, materials used in robot construction, and the increasing role of robots in society, this quiz is perfect for anyone interested in the world of robotics. Don't miss out on the chance to expand your knowledge and learn more about these fascinating machines!
