A) Order all the parts B) Build the chassis C) Define the robot's purpose D) Write the code
A) Cotton Candy B) Cardboard C) Play-Doh D) Aluminum
A) Holding the batteries B) Controlling the robot's actions C) Decorating the robot D) Making the robot heavier
A) Sound sensor B) Ultrasonic sensor C) Temperature sensor D) Light sensor
A) DC motor B) Wind-up motor C) Rubber band motor D) Steam engine
A) Pretty Wide Motor B) Parallel Wire Mechanism C) Pulse Width Modulation D) Power Washing Machine
A) Esperanto B) Hieroglyphics C) Latin D) Python
A) Servo motor B) Diode C) Resistor D) Capacitor
A) To change the robot's color B) To make the robot lighter C) To make the robot louder D) To change speed and torque
A) Study of programming B) Study of materials C) Study of motion D) Study of circuits
A) Store data B) Provide power C) Generate signals D) Measure temperature
A) Buzzer B) Bluetooth module C) Potentiometer D) LED
A) The color of the robot B) The weight of the robot C) The programming language used D) The number of independent movements a robot can make
A) Simple Language Assembly Method B) Super Loud Audio Mechanism C) Simultaneous Localization and Mapping D) Standard Linear Algebra Module
A) To reduce motor noise B) To measure motor rotation C) To increase motor speed D) To cool down the motor
A) PID controller B) Manual switch C) Single resistor D) Open loop timer
A) Holding screws B) Prototyping electronic circuits C) Protecting the robot from rain D) Cutting wires
A) Controlling motor direction B) Storing energy C) Measuring temperature D) Sensing light
A) Determining joint angles for desired end effector position B) Calculating the weight of the robot C) Measuring the speed of the robot D) Finding the best color for the robot
A) Measure distance B) Measure light C) Measure temperature D) Measure angular velocity
A) Bumpy arm B) Articulated arm C) Wobbly arm D) Squishy arm
A) Robot Operating System B) Really Old Software C) Random Output System D) Robotic Orientation System
A) To allow robots to 'see' B) To make robots louder C) To help robots move faster D) To power the robot
A) Detecting obstacles from afar B) Measuring the force exerted by the robot C) Measuring the battery level D) Sensing temperature changes
A) Making the robot look prettier B) Testing designs before physical construction C) Avoiding the need for programming D) Replacing physical robots entirely
A) Glitter B) Fuse C) Magnet D) Antenna
A) Fixed joint B) Glued joint C) Welded joint D) Revolute joint
A) Storing data B) Powering the robot C) Sending signals wirelessly D) Precise motion control
A) Making them look nice B) To increase battery life C) Ensuring accurate readings D) Making them louder
A) Making the robot faster when it fails B) Ensuring the robot never fails C) Hiding the robot when it fails D) Designing the robot to minimize harm in case of failure |