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This is the Board of Education Robot that we are building.
Robot Programming
Zach, Charlie, Sammie, Melanie and Rebecca
Zoe, Kaitlin, Nick H.
Breanna
Robotics Vocabulary
Anthropomorphic
Definition: Described or thought of as having human form or attributes.
Context: Anthropomorphic robots working in environments dangerous to human workers will be controlled by humans wearing helmets with 3-D monitors and data-sensing gloves that interact in a virtual space that simulates the real space.
Humanoid
Definition: A machine that looks and acts like a human.
Context: Some robot scientists envision the creation of humanoids.
Nano-Robot
Definition: A robot the size of a molecule designed to work inside the human body.
Context: Future nano-robots may be injected into our bodies to search out and protect us from diseases.
Prosthetic
Definition: An artificial device to replace a missing part of the body.
Context: Prosthetics will soon unite body and machine by directly connecting microprocessors in artificial limbs to the central nervous system, enabling the limb to take instructions directly from the brain of the patient.
Prototype
Definition: The first full-scale model of a new type or design of such things as furniture, machinery, or vehicles.
Context: In Japan, a prototype of a robotics ski coach teaches new skiers how to slide safely down the beginner slopes.
Definition: Described or thought of as having human form or attributes.
Context: Anthropomorphic robots working in environments dangerous to human workers will be controlled by humans wearing helmets with 3-D monitors and data-sensing gloves that interact in a virtual space that simulates the real space.
Humanoid
Definition: A machine that looks and acts like a human.
Context: Some robot scientists envision the creation of humanoids.
Nano-Robot
Definition: A robot the size of a molecule designed to work inside the human body.
Context: Future nano-robots may be injected into our bodies to search out and protect us from diseases.
Prosthetic
Definition: An artificial device to replace a missing part of the body.
Context: Prosthetics will soon unite body and machine by directly connecting microprocessors in artificial limbs to the central nervous system, enabling the limb to take instructions directly from the brain of the patient.
Prototype
Definition: The first full-scale model of a new type or design of such things as furniture, machinery, or vehicles.
Context: In Japan, a prototype of a robotics ski coach teaches new skiers how to slide safely down the beginner slopes.
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11 comments:
I think i differs with different people. and I think i may have to go slower to stay with your partner.
i think i aould do better with different partners than others.and i might go faster with some of them and slower with some people
1)You have to be carful about what you say because somebody might take it affending.
2)You might have to become a leader or take control even if you are a shy person to get the job done.
Your group might not do anything so you have to do all the work so you need to help them do some work. Also they might want to do all the work so you need to just do things to get it done. You need to split the work and each do a little bit.
the abillaty to compermise and to let others pitich ideas and if your usaly a leader let some other person in your group take charge.
I think that it makes all the difference if you like the people that you are working with. Though you always have to watch what you say because the slightest slip of words could make your partner very angry. But you also want to have partners that you can get your work gone in and not talk the whole time you have to take a stand if some people are not getting there work done.
you have to let other people talk and use other group members ideasand try your best even if your idea doesnt get picked
Some people in our class always comlain about their partners and do all the work fast so they can get it over with but some can work together
1. you have to have respect for other group members
2. you have to agree on things
3. you have to watch what you say
4. and you must get along
Well it all depends on who you work with. Like they might not feel good if you just leave them out. Or if you say something that could hurt them. You need to let them give ideas and listen to them.
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