Position
Position & Velocity
Velocity & Acceleration
Position, Velocity & Acceleration
D. Position, Velocity & Acceleration
three
four
eight
six
To minimise the labour requirement
To increase productivity
To enhance the life of production machines
All of the above
AFR Sensor
Pellistor
Viscometer
Tactile sensors
Pneumatic drive
Hydraulic drive
Electric drive
All of the above
Ultrasonic sensor
Tactile sensor
Motion sensor
None of these
Hold the objects
Sense the objects
Move the objects
Both (A) & (C)
Mechanization
Automation
Industrialization.
All the above
1
2
3
4
Internal State sensors
External State sensors
Both (A) and (B)
None of the above
defines the form of the instruction
is always machine dependent
is never machine dependent
All of the above
controller
sensor
arm
end effector
Rabota
Robota
Rebota
Ribota
One revolute and two prismatic
Three prismatic
Two revolute and one prismatic
a, b& c
Fourier
Laplace
Polynomial
all the above.
Differential translations
differential rotations
Differential transformations
a, b, & c
Velocity of robot
Maximum reach
Speed of movement
Load carrying capacity
2
3
1
0 45.
Solid modeling
Wire-frame modeling
Surface modeling
FEM (Finite Element Modeling)
Industries
Military
Medicine
Hills
3N
5N
(a) and (b)
none of the above
Robot
Manipulator
Gripper
None of the above
End effector
Gripper
Sensor
Manipulator
Pivoting movement
Linear or translational movement
a& b
None
end effectors
controller
drive
peripheral tools
Measure physical quantity
Hold the objects
Fix the objects
None of the above
should be built in a modular fashion wherever possible
are very difficult to change
are very flexible
(a) and (c) above
Work envelope
Speed of movement
Load carrying capacity
Precision of movement
Variety of task
Computer control
Repetitive task
All of the above
Power Supply
Actuators
Sensors
Energy
Telecherics
exo-skeleton
locomotive device
all the above