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5.   What do line-following robots primarily used to detect paths?
                         (i)   Cameras                                    (ii)   Ultrasonic sensors

                        (iii)   Infrared sensors                         (iv)   Light bulbs

                 B.  State whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).
                    1.  Kinematics deals with the forces acting on an object.

                    2.  Actuators in a robot are responsible for making it move.

                    3.  Material selection has no impact on the performance of a robot.

                    4.   Energy efficiency is important for ensuring a robot can operate for longer periods without
                        recharging.

                    5.  A light follower robot moves away from a light source.

                 C.  Fill in the blanks.

                            Infrared (IR)   Actuators   LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)   Dynamics   Levers

                    1.  The study of forces affecting motion is called              .
                    2.                     are devices that provide power for movement in robots.

                    3.  The principle of                  helps a crane lift heavy objects using less force.
                    4.  The                    sensor detects light and allows the robot to move toward it.
                    5.  A line follower robot uses                 technology to detect the path it needs to follow.



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                       Try It Yourself Activity                                            Century   #Collaboration
                                                                                                 #Technology Literacy
                                                                                             Skills
                   Let’s have a robo soccer competition among the groups of students where two teams can compete
                   with each other.

                       As the Robo-Soccer match heated up, your robot stumbled, failing to keep the ball in check. Frustrated,
                      you paused to think about its design. Could adjusting the weight distribution or enhancing the wheel
                      traction help improve ball control? With a spark of inspiration, you began sketching new ideas to
                      ensure your robot would dominate the field.
                       While working on your line follower robot, you noticed it consistently veered off course, straying from
                      the black line. Puzzled, you took a moment to troubleshoot. Were the IR sensors misaligned, or was
                      the surface not contrasting enough? Determined to solve the mystery, you decided to carefully check
                      the programming and make adjustments to get your robot back on track.

















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