Robotics questions with correct answers

1. What are the three R's of robots? CORRECT ANSWER Robots Require Respect What are the three conditions that stop a robot? CORRECT ANSWER A program/driven action is finished, an alarm condition, mechanical failure. . What are the safe zone, cautionary zone, and danger zone as they relate to a robotic system? CORRECT ANSWER The safety zone is where a person can pass near the system safely without having to worry about making contact with the system. The cautionary zone is the area where one is close to the robot, but still outside the work envelope or reach of the system. The danger zone is the area the robot can reach or the work envelope and where all the robots tasks takes place. What is a common way that we keep people out of a robotic danger zone? CORRECT ANSWER One of the possible methods to achieve this is to place metallic fencing around the robot, creating a cage that keeps people out of the danger zone while providing one or two entrances to the danger zone. These entrances have sensors in place and when opened, the robot stops automatic operations or in some other way renders itself safe for humans. Who made it a requirement that any time you enter a robot's work envelope you take the teach pendant with you, and what is one of the main benefits of having the teach pendant? CORRECT ANSWER OSHA, the system had an E-stop on it to shut down the robot if needed. What are some of the tasks we use pro