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Introduction to Robotics:

1. What are the roles of Robotics in 4IR?


2. How Robotics, Industry automation, IoT, Big data analysis, Cloud computing, BLock Chain
etc. cutting technologies are connected with each other?
3. How Robotics can contribute to the following fields: Agriculture, Security and Surveillance,
Medical field, Extreme geographical location and outer planet exploration.
4. What are the ultimate goals of Robotics and Industry Automation?
5. What do you mean by 4D. Does robotics help us in these circumstances? How?
6. What are the limitations of human beings? Why do we want to become a superhuman?
7. Write down the detailed functionalities, technical configurations and special features of any
two humanoid robots.
8. What are the basic laws of AI Robots that should be maintained while designing and building
a robot?
9. Which Laws should be maintained to use robots in a society.
10. There are different types of uncrewed vehicles. Discuss details about and 4 types of
uncrewed vehicles.
11. Write a short note about parallel robots and 3D printers.
12. Write details about Hardware architecture.
13. There are mainly three paradigms of robotics based on sase-plan-act. Explain briefly about
those but write a deep discussion about Hybrid paradigm.
14. What is the main difference between End-effector and manipulator? Write short notes about
three different types of end effector.
15. Why Chains, Gears and Link mechanisms are so important in Mechanical engineering?
16. Write down short notes about DC Motor, Servo Motor, Stepper Motor. What are the main
problems of DC motors for using in robotics? How those can be resolved.
17. What are the differences, advantages, and disadvantages of Electric actuator, Hydraulic
actuator and Pneumatic actuator?
18. Why is perceiving the environment so important in robotics? Differentiate between active
and passive sensors.
19. Briefly described: Mecanum Wheel, Monstrom LEGO, LIDAR, Emotiv Epoc, LEAP and
MYO.
20. Why is it always stated that Processing devices and Control software are related with each
other? Briefly discuss a few types of Control software.
21. Discuss a comparative study on MIcro-controllers, different versions of Arduino, different
families of single board computers, FPGA, PLC and traditional microprocessor based computers.
22. Write down the detailed functionalities, technical configurations and special features of your
most favorite robot (non humanoid).
Forward and Backward Kinematics on Manipulator:
1. Why Kinematics is important on the study of Manipulator
2. Explain the differences between Forward and Backward Kinematics
3. Suppose your Student id is (xxxxxxxx) consider the first two digits as the length of the
first arm, next two digits as the length of 2nd arm, next two digits as the length of end
effector and last two digits as the height of the manipulator. Consider that your end
effector will always work on downward that means perpendicular to the ground.
a. Can your manipulator reach on (15, 5, 10) point? If yes, what would be the angle
of Theta-1, Theta-2 and Theta-3. If not why? Show the calculation in detail.
b. If all Theta-1, Theta-2 and Theta-3 are 45 degrees what would be the end point of
your end effector in 3D space.

Geometrical models of image formation


1. Why do we need projective geometry?
2. Suppose the H.C of point X is [2p 3q 4r]. What would be the heterogeneous coordinate of
this point? Here p, q, r are the 4th, 5th, 6th digit of your BRACU ID.
3. Mention equivalent H.C point of [5 10 3]
4. In our pinhole camera model, for convenience, we have moved the image plane in front
of the camera. What would be the mapping from world coordinate [X Y Z] if the image
plane is situated at f distance from the camera origin or camera centre?
5. Suppose the calibration matrix K is given below. If the world coordinates of a 3D point is
[3 9 1] then what would be the point in the 2D image plane? Here x and y are the 5th and
6th digit of your BRACU ID

a.
6. How can you generate a virtual image with a concave lens?

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The hybrid paradigm in robotics is crucial as it combines reactive, deliberative, and behavioral approaches to create adaptable and efficient robotic systems. By integrating these methodologies, robots can respond swiftly to environmental changes while simultaneously planning complex tasks. This paradigm enhances functionality by leveraging the strengths of each approach: the reactive component ensures real-time responses, deliberative ensures logical planning, and behavioral manages task execution. This synthesis enables robust, flexible robots capable of functioning in dynamic and unpredictable environments .

Cutting-edge technologies such as Robotics, IoT, and Cloud computing are interconnected in the Fourth Industrial Revolution through their synergistic functionalities. Robotics utilizes data from IoT devices to enhance automation processes, relying on Big Data analysis to optimize operations. Cloud computing provides the necessary infrastructure to store and process vast amounts of data collected by IoT devices, enabling real-time decision-making in robotic systems. Blockchain enhances security and transparency, crucial for data integrity in these interconnected systems .

Processing devices and control software are interdependent in optimizing robotic operations through coordinated data handling and task execution. Processing devices manage computational tasks and execute algorithms, while control software interprets data input to dictate robot actions. This interaction ensures accurate feedback loops, adaptive responses, and seamless task transitions, thereby maximizing efficiency and precision in robotic systems. Control software's adaptability allows for processing hardware optimizations, making the system robust against varying operational demands .

Robotics significantly contributes to explorations in extreme geographical locations by enabling operations where human presence is hazardous or impossible. Robots withstand harsh environments, such as high pressure, temperature, or radiation levels, making them ideal for deep-sea and outer space exploration. They can perform tasks autonomously, collect data, and relay it back for analysis. These robots overcome challenges like limited human accessibility, life support logistics, and safety risks .

The main objectives of robotics and industrial automation are to increase productivity, enhance precision, and improve safety in industries. By automating repetitive and hazardous tasks, they aim to reduce human error, lower costs, and minimize workplace accidents. This transformation facilitates higher efficiency and adaptability, enabling industries to respond quickly to market demands while maintaining consistent product quality .

The basic laws of AI robotics, inspired by Asimov’s principles, focus on ensuring safety, efficacy, and ethical interaction between robots and humans. These laws dictate that robots must not harm humans, must obey human commands unless it conflicts with the first law, and safeguard their existence as long as it doesn’t conflict with the first two laws. These principles are significant as they guide ethical design, foster trust, and prevent potential misuse of robotics technologies, thus forming a foundation for responsible development and integration into society .

The limitations of human capabilities, such as physical strength, cognitive processing speed, and endurance, drive the pursuit of 'superhuman' abilities through technology. This ambition is fueled by the desire to overcome biological constraints, enhance human experiences, and expand potential in areas like healthcare, labor, and personal efficiency. Robotics and AI play a crucial role in realizing this vision by augmenting human tasks and extending capabilities beyond natural limits, thus reshaping how society approaches complex challenges .

Electric actuators are known for precision, speed control, and energy efficiency, often used in small to medium loads. Hydraulic actuators provide high force output and are ideal for heavy-duty applications but suffer from leakage risks and require maintenance. Pneumatic actuators are valued for their simplicity and rapid response but face limitations in control and efficiency. Each actuator type offers unique benefits: electric actuators excel in precision, hydraulic in power, and pneumatic in cost-effectiveness, thus catering to diverse robotic application needs .

Perceiving the environment is crucial in robotics as it allows robots to interact effectively with their surroundings, make informed decisions, and navigate safely. Active sensors, like LIDAR, emit energy into the environment to detect changes, providing precise measurements and data suitable for mapping and object detection. Passive sensors, such as cameras, detect ambient energy like light, useful for visual interpretation without affecting the environment. Both types are essential for comprehensive perception, with active sensors offering structured data and passive providing detailed imagery .

Humanoid robots are distinguished from non-humanoid robots by their anthropomorphic form and functionalities designed to mimic human actions. Technical features such as articulated limbs, facial recognition, and voice modulation enable them to interact intuitively with humans. They are equipped with advanced sensors and AI systems for perception and decision-making, allowing them to perform tasks in human-centric environments. Unlike non-humanoid robots, they are often used in customer service, healthcare, and education to provide personalized interactions and companionship .

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