ROBOTICS TERMINOLOGIES (DPA TAPOS)

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POLAND

51st Country to join the UN

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REHABILITATION ROBOTS

used in physical therapy to help patients regain movement after strokes or injuries.

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HEALTHCARE SERVICE

Encompasses services aimed at improving individual and population health and well-being, including prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and palliative care.

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SENSORS

Devices that enable robots to perceive and interact with their environment by converting physical parameters into electrical signals.

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EXOSKELETON

Wearable robots that attach to multiple joints of a limb, providing support and assistance throughout the limb’s movement

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CONTROLLERS

The "brain" of the robot, responsible for interpreting commands and controlling the robot's movements and actions.

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COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS

Standardized sets of rules that govern how robots exchange information with each other and with other devices.

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HUMAN MACHINE INTERPHASE

Allow clinicians to interact with robots via consoles, touchscreens, or haptic devices. They act as a bridge, translating complex robotic processes into user-friendly interfaces for monitoring, control, and data analysis.

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ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING DIODE

A screen technology using organic compounds to emit light, with each pixel lighting up independently.

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ELECTROLUMINESCENCE

The process where electrical energy is converted directly into light

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SUBSTRATE

The base of the display, usually glass or plastic.

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ANODE

A layer that removes electrons.

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HOLE INJECTION AND TRANSPORT LAYER

Layers that move "holes" toward the emissive layer.

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EMISSIVE LAYER

The layer where light is produced.

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ELECTRON TRANSPORT LAYER

A layer that carries electrons to the emissive layer.

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CATHODE

  • A layer that injects electrons into the device.

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ATLANTIC CHARTER

A statement from WWII outlining postwar goals like no territorial expansion and self-determination.

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UNITED NATIONS

An international organization formed in 1945 to maintain peace and promote human rights.

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SUSTAINABILITY

Meeting present needs without compromising the future.

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MILLENIUM SUMMIT

A 2000 meeting of world leaders focusing on the UN's role in the 21st century.

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WORLD SUMMIT

A follow-up summit to evaluate the UN's progress on development goals.

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2005

The year the world summit was done

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TEMPERATURE

This measures the average kinetic energy of air molecules. It's expressed in Celsius (°C), Fahrenheit (°F), or Kelvin (°K) and is measured with a thermometer

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HUMIDITY

Measures the amount of water vapor in the air.

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RELATIVE HUMIDITY

The percentage of water vapor in the air compared to the maximum amount it can hold at that temperature.

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DEW POINT

The temperature at which the air is completely saturated with water

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DHT22 SENSOR

A low-cost, digital sensor that measures temperature and humidity.

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AM2302

OTHER NAME FOR DHT22

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INVERSE

Relationship of temperature and humidty

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ROBOTICS

An interdisciplinary field combining science, engineering, and technology to create machines capable of performing tasks typically requiring human skills.

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ROBOT

The actual machines created through robotics, varying in appearance, size, and independence, used in fields like manufacturing, exploration, education, and healthcare.

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SENSOR

Devices that gather real-time data (e.g., patient vitals, surgical sites, environment) by converting physical parameters into electrical signals

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ACTUATORS

Components that convert signals into mechanical motion, allowing robots to move joints, wheels, or other mechanisms.

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CONTROLLERS

The "brain" of a robot that processes sensor data, makes decisions, and sends commands to actuators.

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2 types of communication protocols

SPI AND I2C

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SURGICAL ROBOTS

Assist surgeons in performing precise, minimally invasive procedures.

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DA VINCI SURGICAL SYSTEM

A robotic system for minimally invasive surgery

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ROBOTIC PROSTHETICS

Advanced artificial limbs responding to muscle or brain signals for natural movement.

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INFLATABLE ROBOTIC HAND

Uses inflatable chambers to mimic finger movement with tactile feedback.

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DIAGNOSTIC ROBOTS

Assist in emergency triage by collecting patient data and prioritizing care.

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DAISY

DIAGNOSTIC AI SYSTEM

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RADIOTHERAPY ROBOTS

Deliver precise radiation treatments for tumors while minimizing damage to healthy tissue.

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MEDICAL SERVICE ROBOTS

Non-surgical robots for routine healthcare tasks (e.g., disinfection, pharmacy, telepresence, transport).

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SOCIAL ROBOTS

Designed to interact with patients, especially the elderly or those with dementia.

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SCL

A4

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SDA

A5

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3 SGA

III, CWS, GHAWB

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THERMOMETER

Used for measuring temperature

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Hygrometer

Used for measuring humidity

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Thermistor

Used in dht22

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Vin

5v

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how many layers does and oled have?

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