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Chapter 6.2 & 6.3

The document outlines activities related to researching entertainment robots, identifying five specific robots: Lovot, Vector, Gomer, Olly, and Walker. It also discusses the characteristics that define a robot, including sensing, movement, and perceived intelligence, along with tasks related to driverless cars and data collection by robots. Additionally, it includes exercises for completing paragraphs with appropriate technical terms related to robotics.

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Chapter 6.2 & 6.3

The document outlines activities related to researching entertainment robots, identifying five specific robots: Lovot, Vector, Gomer, Olly, and Walker. It also discusses the characteristics that define a robot, including sensing, movement, and perceived intelligence, along with tasks related to driverless cars and data collection by robots. Additionally, it includes exercises for completing paragraphs with appropriate technical terms related to robotics.

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Activity 6.

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Research five robots used as entertainment.

a) Give the names of these five robots


Ans: Lovot, Vector, Gomer, Olly, Walker

b) Write down the advantages and disadvantages of the five robots you
chose.
Activity 6.11
2. To be referred to as a robot, it needs to be demonstrated that it has the
following three characteristics:

i. Ability to sense its surroundings


ii. Ability to move in some way
iii. A perceived intelligence
For each of these three characteristics, describe two features you could
use to demonstrate that a device could be called a robot.

Ans:
3. Choose suitable words/phrases from the following list to correctly complete the
paragraph that follows:

Word list: activators lasers actuators

autonomous Primary vision cameras

lane assist sensors radar & ultrasonics

Light detection and ranging

autonomous sensors
driverless cars are described as …………………………., these vehicles use ……………. ,
cameras actuators
……………………….., microprocessors, software and ……………………. to allow them to

function. A 3D image of the surrounding is produced by using


Radar and ultrasonics
…………………………………………………………. Parking and nose to tail driving is
lasers
achieved by using …………………………. In the bumpers.

4. Choose suitable words/phrases from the following list to correctly complete the
paragraph that follows:

Word list: actuators environment programs


adaptive intelligence repetitive
controller microprocessor sensors
end-effectors physical system

sensors
Robots can collect data from their surroundings by using ……………………… . The
microprocessor
data is then sent to a ……………………….... to allow the robot to build up an image
environment
of its ………………….……. Robots can perform various tasks by using different
End-effectors controller
……………………… The brain of the robot is often called a …………..……….. which
programs
contains …………..……. to allow it carry out various tasks automatically. Many
repetitive
robots are not (artificially) intelligent since they only do …………………. Tasks rather
adaptive
than requiring ……………..……. Human characteristics.
Past Papers questions/answers
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