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What type of robots are typically used in manufacturing and assembly lines?

  • Wheeled Robots
  • Mobile Robots
  • Legged Robots
  • Stationary Robots (correct)

    • Which type of robot uses wheels for movement?

  • Legged Robots
  • Stationary Robots
  • Wheeled Robots (correct)
  • Tracked Robots

    • Which type of robot uses legs for locomotion?

  • Stationary Robots
  • Tracked Robots
  • Wheeled Robots
  • Legged Robots (correct)

    • Which type of robot uses continuous tracks like tanks?

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    Which type of robot uses propellers or wings for flight?

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    Which type of robot operates underwater?

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    Which type of robot uses multiple small robots working together?

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    Which type of robot is used for automation in manufacturing, assembly, and packaging?

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    Which type of robot is used for tasks such as cleaning, security, or healthcare?

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    Which type of robot is used to assist in surgeries, diagnostics, or therapy?

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    Which type of robot is designed for exploration in extreme environments?

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    Which type of robot is used for defense, surveillance, or combat?

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    Which type of robot is used in amusement and media industries?

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    Which type of robot performs household tasks?

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    Which type of robot is built for experimental and educational purposes?

    <p>Research Robots (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of robot operates without human intervention using sensors and algorithms?

    <p>Autonomous Robots (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of robot requires some human input for operation?

    <p>Semi-Autonomous Robots (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of robot is fully controlled by a human operator?

    <p>Human-Controlled Robots (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of robot mimics human form and behavior?

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    Which type of robot mimics animals in design and movement?

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    Which type of robot is composed of multiple modules for flexibility?

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    Which type of robot is made with flexible materials, suitable for delicate tasks?

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    Which type of robot is designed to work alongside humans safely?

    <p>Collaborative Robots (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of robot operates independently without human interaction?

    <p>Independent Robots (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of robot is powered by electricity?

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    Which type of robot uses hydraulic systems for movement?

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    Which type of robot uses compressed air for motion?

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    ASIMO and Sophia are examples of Humanoid Robots.

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    Flashcards

    Stationary Robots

    Robots that stay fixed in one place, often used in factories.

    Mobile Robots

    Robots that can move around, like cars or walking machines.

    Wheeled Robots

    Mobile robots that use wheels to move, like cars or shopping carts.

    Legged Robots

    Mobile robots that use legs to walk, like humans or animals.

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    Tracked Robots

    Mobile robots that use tracks to move, like bulldozers or tanks.

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    Aerial Robots

    Mobile robots that fly in the air, like drones or airplanes.

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    Underwater Robots

    Robots that operate underwater, like submersibles or ROVs.

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    Swarm Robots

    Groups of small robots that work together, like a swarm of insects.

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    Industrial Robots

    Robots used in factories for tasks like welding or painting.

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    Service Robots

    Robots that help humans in everyday tasks, like cleaning or security.

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    Medical Robots

    Robots used in healthcare for tasks like surgery or therapy.

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    Exploration Robots

    Robots designed to explore extreme environments, like Mars or the ocean depths.

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    Military Robots

    Robots used for military purposes, like reconnaissance or attack.

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    Entertainment Robots

    Robots used for entertainment purposes, like animatronics or robotic pets.

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    Domestic Robots

    Robots used in homes for tasks like cleaning or cooking.

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    Research Robots

    Robots built for research and development, like robots used for AI or robotics research.

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    Autonomous Robots

    Robots that can operate on their own without human control.

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    Semi-Autonomous Robots

    Robots that need some human input to operate, but can also work independently.

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    Human-Controlled Robots

    Robots that are controlled entirely by a human operator.

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    Humanoid Robots

    Robots that are designed to look like humans.

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    Animal-Inspired Robots

    Robots that are inspired by animals in their design and movement.

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    Modular Robots

    Robots that can be built from different modules or parts, making them flexible and adaptable.

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    Soft Robots

    Robots made from soft, flexible materials, which are good for delicate tasks.

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    Collaborative Robots (Cobots)

    Robots designed to work safely alongside humans.

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    Independent Robots

    Robots that operate on their own without any human interaction.

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    Electric Robots

    Robots that are powered by electricity.

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    Hydraulic Robots

    Robots that use hydraulic systems for movement, which use pressurized liquids.

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    Pneumatic Robots

    Robots that use compressed air for movement.

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    Study Notes

    Robot Classification by Mobility

    • Stationary Robots are fixed in one location, typically used for manufacturing tasks. Examples include robotic arms and CNC machines.
    • Mobile Robots can move and are categorized into:
      • Wheeled Robots use wheels for movement, like autonomous vehicles and warehouse robots.
      • Legged Robots use legs for locomotion, like humanoid robots or quadrupeds (e.g., Boston Dynamics' Spot).
      • Tracked Robots use continuous tracks for movement, common in military reconnaissance robots or tanks.
      • Aerial Robots (e.g., drones, UAVs) use propellers or wings for flight.
      • Underwater Robots (e.g., ROVs) operate underwater.
      • Swarm Robots consist of multiple small robots cooperating together, often in research.

    Robot Classification by Application

    • Industrial Robots automate manufacturing processes like assembly, packaging and welding.
    • Service Robots perform tasks for humans like cleaning (e.g., Roomba) security, or healthcare.
    • Medical Robots assist in surgeries, diagnostics, and therapy (e.g., Da Vinci Surgical System).
    • Exploration Robots are designed for extreme environments like space or underwater exploration (e.g., Mars rovers).

    Robot Classification by Control System

    • Autonomous Robots operate without human intervention using sensors and algorithms. Examples include self-driving cars and robotic vacuum cleaners.
    • Semi-Autonomous Robots require some human input for operation (e.g., teleoperated drones).
    • Human-Controlled Robots are fully controlled by a human operator (e.g., remote-controlled robots).

    Robot Classification by Shape and Design

    • Humanoid Robots mimic human form and behavior (e.g., ASIMO, Sophia).
    • Animal-Inspired Robots mimic animals in design and movement (e.g., robotic snakes).
    • Modular Robots are composed of multiple modules for flexibility.
    • Soft Robots are made of flexible materials, suitable for delicate tasks (e.g., gripping robots).

    Robot Classification by Degree of Interaction

    • Collaborative Robots (Cobots) are designed to work alongside humans safely.
    • Independent Robots operate without human interaction.

    Robot Classification by Power Source

    • Electric Robots are powered by electricity (most modern industrial robots).
    • Hydraulic Robots use hydraulic systems for movement (e.g., heavy-duty robotic arms).
    • Pneumatic Robots use compressed air for motion (e.g., lightweight robotic arms).

    Additional Robot Types

    • Military Robots are used for defense, surveillance, or combat (e.g., bomb disposal robots).
    • Entertainment Robots are used in amusement and media industries.
    • Domestic Robots perform household tasks (e.g., cleaning robots).
    • Research Robots are built for experimental and educational purposes.

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    Test your knowledge on robot classifications based on mobility and application. This quiz covers stationary and mobile robots, including wheeled, legged, tracked, aerial, underwater, and swarm robots. Additionally, learn about industrial and service robots used in various sectors.

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