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ROBOTICS#1
The interdisciplinary field that combines mechanical engineering, electronics, and programming to create robots.
MECHANICAL DESIGN#2
The process of designing the physical structure and components of a robotic system for functionality and efficiency.
PROGRAMMING#3
Writing code to control the behavior and operations of a robotic arm, typically using languages like C++ or Python.
SENSOR INTEGRATION#4
Incorporating sensors into a robotic system to gather data and provide feedback for decision-making.
ACTUATOR#5
A device that converts electrical signals into physical motion, enabling movement in robotic systems.
CAD MODELING#6
Using computer-aided design software to create detailed 3D models of robotic components and assemblies.
WIRING DIAGRAM#7
A visual representation of the electrical connections and layout within a robotic system.
DEBUGGING#8
The process of identifying and fixing errors or issues in code or hardware to ensure proper functionality.
ITERATIVE DESIGN#9
A repetitive process of prototyping, testing, and refining a design based on feedback and performance metrics.
PROTOTYPING#10
Creating a preliminary version of a robotic arm to test concepts and functionality before final production.
MATERIAL SELECTION#11
Choosing appropriate materials for constructing robotic components based on strength, weight, and cost.
TESTING METHODOLOGIES#12
Structured approaches for evaluating the performance and reliability of robotic systems through experimentation.
USER MANUAL#13
A document that provides instructions on how to operate and troubleshoot the robotic arm.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT#14
The discipline of planning, executing, and closing projects, ensuring that goals are met within constraints.
SAFETY FEATURES#15
Design elements that protect users and components from hazards during the operation of a robotic system.
FEEDBACK LOOP#16
A system where the output is used as input for further processing, crucial for responsive robotics.
FUNCTIONALITY#17
The range of operations that a robotic arm can perform, determined by design and programming.
PROBLEM-SOLVING#18
The ability to analyze challenges and develop effective solutions during the robotic arm development process.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT#19
Involvement with peers and experts for collaboration, feedback, and support throughout the project.
PRESENTATION SKILLS#20
The ability to effectively communicate project results and processes to an audience.
PORTFOLIO PIECE#21
A completed project that showcases a student's skills and knowledge in robotics for future opportunities.
DATA ANALYSIS#22
The process of examining and interpreting data collected during testing to inform design improvements.
FUNCTIONAL TESTING#23
Evaluating the robotic arm's ability to perform its intended tasks under various conditions.
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS#24
The various hardware elements like resistors, capacitors, and microcontrollers that comprise a robotic system.
CIRCUIT DESIGN#25
The process of planning and creating electrical circuits that control the robotic arm's functions.