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A2 Worksheet - Robotics

Chapter 6 focuses on automated systems and emerging technologies, particularly in agriculture and driverless cars. It includes activities such as listing the advantages and disadvantages of robots, matching computer terms, and completing paragraphs with appropriate technical vocabulary. The chapter emphasizes the components and functionalities of robotics and automation.

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A2 Worksheet - Robotics

Chapter 6 focuses on automated systems and emerging technologies, particularly in agriculture and driverless cars. It includes activities such as listing the advantages and disadvantages of robots, matching computer terms, and completing paragraphs with appropriate technical vocabulary. The chapter emphasizes the components and functionalities of robotics and automation.

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Chapter 6 - Automated and emerging technologies Activity sheet

Automated systems

Robotics
Task 1.
Look through all the notes on use of robots in agriculture (pages 236-237, textbook), and make a table
showing all the advantages and disadvantages of using robots.
Advantages Disadvantages

Task 2 .
Five statements are shown on the left and five computer terms are shown on the right.
By drawing lines, connect each description to its correct computer term.
Chapter 6 - Automated and emerging technologies Activity sheet
Automated systems

Task 3 .
Choose suitable words/phrases from the following list to correctly complete the paragraph that follows:
Word list:
activators lasers
actuators light detection and ranging
autonomous primary vision
cameras radar and ultrasonics
lane assist sensorslane assist sensors

Driverless cars are described as ……………………….…..; these vehicles use ………………..………….., ……………………….,

microprocessors, software and ……………………………….. to allow them to function. A 3D image of the

surroundings is produced by using ……………..………………………… . Parking and nose to tail driving is achieved

by using …………………………..…….. in the bumpers.

Task 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

Robots can collect data from their surroundings by using ……………..…………………………. The data is then sent

to a ……………..………………………… to allow the robot to build up an image of its ……………..…………………………

Robots can perform various tasks by using different ……………..………………………… . The ‘brain’ of the robot is

often called a ……………..………………………… which contains ……………..………………………… to allow it carry out

various tasks automatically. Many robots are not (artificially) intelligent, since they only do

……………..………………………… tasks rather than requiring ……………..………………………… human characteristics.

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