Creative Technology 10: Robotics Module 2

A visual element that represents a system's current state or condition. For example, a light that turns on when a machine is running, or a gauge that displays the level of a liquid.

A user interface that allows controlling and managing a system's behavior. It provides interactive elements like buttons, sliders, or displays to control parameters or change settings.

The branch of technology dealing with the design, construction, operation, and application of robots.

A machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically, especially one programmable by a computer.

A device or program that automatically performs a task or series of tasks when a specific condition is met.

An essential element in robotics that helps to understand a system's internal state or condition.

A user-friendly interface that helps in controlling the behavior or actions of a robot.

The use of technology to create innovative and engaging experiences, often pushing boundaries in design and functionality.

A short, flexible wire used to temporarily connect electronic components on a breadboard without soldering.

A plastic board with a grid of holes, used to connect electronic components without soldering, making it easy to assemble and test circuits.

An electronic component that limits the flow of electrical current and protects circuits from damage.

A simple circuit that splits a voltage into smaller, proportional parts using resistors.

A small microcontroller that is used to control and program electronic components in a project.

A set of instructions that tell the microcontroller how to perform a specific task.

The process of writing and testing instructions for the microcontroller to follow.

The process of physically connecting the button, resistor, capacitor, LED, and Arduino Uno board according to the schematic diagram.

A component used in electronic circuits to control the flow of electricity by opening or closing a path.

A small electronic device that emits light when electricity flows through it.

An electronic device that temporarily stores electrical energy.

A type of resistor that has a specific resistance value of 10,000 ohms.

A microcontroller board designed for beginners and hobbyists, popular for building prototypes and learning about electronics.

A type of light-emitting diode that is used in electronic projects to indicate status, provide illumination, or create visual effects.

A component designed to allow the user to interact with an electronic circuit, typically by pressing or releasing it.

A type of connector used to transfer data and power between a computer and other devices, commonly used with Arduino boards for programming and power.

A common connector used to interface Arduino boards with a computer, allowing for data transfer and programming.

A popular microcontroller board used for prototyping and learning electronics, known for its ease of use and affordability.

A component that stores electrical energy in an electric field, commonly used to smooth out voltage fluctuations or release energy in bursts.

A component that resists changes in voltage, commonly used to smooth out voltage fluctuations, filter signals, or store electrical energy.

A small, single-board computer that is popular for prototyping and hobbyist projects. It has a microcontroller, memory, and input/output pins, allowing users to control various electronic components and sensors.

A component that stores electrical energy in an electric field. It can be used to filter out unwanted noise in circuits, smooth out voltage fluctuations, and store energy for later use.

A function in the Arduino programming language that sets the output state of a digital pin to either HIGH (5V) or LOW (0V). It's used to control the on/off state of LEDs, motors, and other digital devices.

A popular platform for building and prototyping electronic projects. It includes a microcontroller, a set of input/output pins, and a simple programming environment.

A type of connector used to transmit video signals, often used to connect computers to monitors or projectors.

A component that emits light when electricity passes through it, often used in electronic projects for visual displays.

A type of connector that allows transferring data and power between computers and devices, commonly used for data transfer and powering Arduino boards.