Robotics Mechanics, Kinematics and Dynamics

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Module 1: Introduction-I

  1. Q1a. What is the minimum number of degrees of freedom that a robot needs to locate its end effectors at an arbitrary point with arbitrary orientation in space? (i) 3 (ii) 4 (iii) 5 (iv) 620242m

    Module 1: Introduction-I

    What is the minimum number of degrees of freedom that a robot needs to locate its end effectors at an arbitrary point with arbitrary orientation in space?
    (i) 3
    (ii) 4
    (iii) 5
    (iv) 6

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  2. Q1b. Which of the following robots has an application for handling in cockpit flight simulators? (i) SCARA robot (ii) Articulated robot (iii) Parallel robot (iv) Cylindrical robot20242m

    Module 1: Introduction-I

    Which of the following robots has an application for handling in cockpit flight simulators?
    (i) SCARA robot
    (ii) Articulated robot
    (iii) Parallel robot
    (iv) Cylindrical robot

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  3. Q1c. A typical wrist mechanism with three rotational joints would be indicated by: (i) TRL (ii) TRT (iii) LLL (iv) TRR20242m

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    A typical wrist mechanism with three rotational joints would be indicated by:
    (i) TRL
    (ii) TRT
    (iii) LLL
    (iv) TRR

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  4. Q1d. Robot is derived from a Czech word: (i) Rabota (ii) Robota (iii) Rebota (iv) Ribota20242m

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    Robot is derived from a Czech word:
    (i) Rabota
    (ii) Robota
    (iii) Rebota
    (iv) Ribota

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  5. Q1e. Which of the following is a flying robot? (i) PUMA (ii) KUKA (iii) NETRA (iv) SCARA20242m

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    Which of the following is a flying robot?
    (i) PUMA
    (ii) KUKA
    (iii) NETRA
    (iv) SCARA

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  6. Q1f. The revolving joint of the robot is referred to as: (i) L joint (ii) O joint (iii) T joint (iv) V joint20242m

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    The revolving joint of the robot is referred to as:
    (i) L joint
    (ii) O joint
    (iii) T joint
    (iv) V joint

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  7. Q2a. Write Asimov's laws of Robotics? What is meant by workspace? What is meant by work volume?20247m

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    Write Asimov's laws of Robotics? What is meant by workspace? What is meant by work volume?

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  8. Q6a. What is homogenous transformation matrices for coordinates? Write homogenous transformation matrices.20244m

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    What is homogenous transformation matrices for coordinates? Write homogenous transformation matrices.

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  9. Q6b. What is homogenous transformation matrices for rotation of coordinates? Write homogenous transformation matrices followed by rotation.202410m

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    What is homogenous transformation matrices for rotation of coordinates? Write homogenous transformation matrices followed by rotation.

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