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What does navigation in robotics refer to?
What does navigation in robotics refer to?
- The robot’s ability to determine its own position and plan a path towards a goal location (correct)
- The robot’s ability to recognize different objects in its path
- The robot’s ability to perform complex maneuvers in a controlled environment
- The robot’s ability to communicate with other robots in its surroundings
What is an example of a dynamic environment for robot navigation?
What is an example of a dynamic environment for robot navigation?
- An environment with prior knowledge of its surroundings
- An environment where the surroundings can change over time (correct)
- An environment where the robot must explore and gather information about its surroundings
- An environment with clear boundaries and obstacles
What is path planning in robot navigation?
What is path planning in robot navigation?
- Recognizing the static elements in the environment
- Deciding on the speed at which the robot reaches its goal
- Analyzing the communication signals from other robots
- Determining a path for the robot to follow from its current position to a goal location, while avoiding obstacles and unsafe conditions (correct)
What is a characteristic of unstructured environments for robot navigation?
What is a characteristic of unstructured environments for robot navigation?
How does the robot's ability to navigate differ in known and unknown environments?
How does the robot's ability to navigate differ in known and unknown environments?