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Which scenario best illustrates a robot utilizing artificial intelligence for decision-making?
Which scenario best illustrates a robot utilizing artificial intelligence for decision-making?
- A robot navigating an obstacle course using pre-programmed routes.
- A robot in a car factory welding car frames consistently.
- A robot adjusting its cleaning route in a warehouse based on real-time dirt detection. (correct)
- A robot executing a series of dance moves in a synchronized performance.
How do robots contribute to exploring environments too hazardous for humans?
How do robots contribute to exploring environments too hazardous for humans?
- By creating simulated environments for human training.
- By transmitting real-time data and images from dangerous locations. (correct)
- By analyzing data collected by humans before entering dangerous areas.
- By developing new materials that protect humans from extreme conditions.
Why is the capability to work tirelessly considered a key advantage of robots?
Why is the capability to work tirelessly considered a key advantage of robots?
- It makes robots more adaptable to changing work environments.
- It enables continuous operation, increasing productivity and output. (correct)
- It reduces the need for robots to undergo regular maintenance.
- It allows robots to perform tasks with greater precision compared to humans.
Which of the following demonstrates the 'processing' stage of the IPO model in computing?
Which of the following demonstrates the 'processing' stage of the IPO model in computing?
In programming, how do arithmetic operators contribute to data manipulation?
In programming, how do arithmetic operators contribute to data manipulation?
What distinguishes relational operators from arithmetic operators in programming?
What distinguishes relational operators from arithmetic operators in programming?
If a robot is designed to sort items by weight, which programming element is most crucial?
If a robot is designed to sort items by weight, which programming element is most crucial?
Which of the following tasks is best suited for a robot designed to perform repetitive actions?
Which of the following tasks is best suited for a robot designed to perform repetitive actions?
Considering the IPO model, what sequence of events occurs when a user prints a document?
Considering the IPO model, what sequence of events occurs when a user prints a document?
A self-driving car uses sensors to detect lane markings. Which part of the IPO model do these sensors represent?
A self-driving car uses sensors to detect lane markings. Which part of the IPO model do these sensors represent?
Flashcards
What is a Robot?
What is a Robot?
A machine programmable to perform tasks, move, talk, and work independently using AI; designed to replace human effort.
Why do we need robots?
Why do we need robots?
Robots handle dangerous jobs, work tirelessly, perform repetitive tasks efficiently, and explore unknown environments.
What is the IPO Model?
What is the IPO Model?
The IPO model describes how computers work: Input (data entry), Processing (data transformation), and Output (displaying results).
Arithmetic Operators
Arithmetic Operators
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Study Notes
- A robot is a programmable machine that performs tasks
- They can move, talk, and operate independently or via remote control
- Robots use artificial intelligence (AI) to make decisions
- Robots are designed to replace human effort in various tasks
Reasons for Needing Robots
- Robots can perform dangerous jobs
- Examples of dangerous jobs include factory work, volcano exploration, and assisting in surgeries
- Robots can work tirelessly 24/7
- They can efficiently handle repetitive and boring tasks
- Robots can explore unknown places, such as deep oceans and Mars
The IPO Model (Input, Processing, Output)
- Input involves feeding data into a computer
- Examples of input devices: keyboard, mouse, touch screen
- Processing involves transforming data, like calculations, comparisons, and logic
- Output involves displaying or storing results
- Examples of output devices: screen, printer
Operators in Programming
- Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /) perform mathematical operations
- Relational operators (>,
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