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These flashcards cover key concepts, definitions, and applications of robots as discussed in the lecture notes.
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What is a robot?
A machine made by people to do tasks on its own.
What does humanoid mean in robots?
Humanoid means robots that look or act like people.
What kinds of jobs can robots do?
Robots can do the same tasks over and over, work that needs precision, and dangerous jobs.
Why do robots do repetitive tasks well?
Robots don’t get bored, they don’t feel tired, and they don’t make mistakes, so they are great for doing the same tasks repeatedly.
How do robots sense their surroundings?
Robots have sensors that help them feel and see what is around them.
What is a controller in a robot?
The controller is like the brain of the robot; it processes information and tells the robot what to do.
What is a control loop in robotics?
A control loop helps a robot adjust its actions based on what it senses.
How do robots help in healthcare?
Robots can assist in surgeries, check health, and help take care of patients.
What is the role of artificial intelligence in future robots?
AI helps robots learn from their experiences and make decisions.
What is an autonomous car?
A car that can drive itself without a human driver.
What are nanobots?
Very small robots that can work inside the human body for medical tasks.
What worries do people have about robots and jobs?
People worry that robots might take jobs away, but they could also create new jobs.