Car Materials
$100: This strong metal is most commonly used in car frames.
What is steel?
$100: This part of the car powers the wheels.
What is the engine?
$100: He invented the moving assembly line in 1913.
Who is Henry Ford?
$100: These machines do repetitive tasks like welding and painting.
What are robots?
$100: This is the last step before the car leaves the factory.
What is quality control?
$200: This lightweight metal is often used to reduce vehicle weight.
What is aluminum?
$200: This is the first major structure built in the assembly line.
What is the chassis/frame?
$200: Each worker or robot adds one part at each...
What is a station?
$200: Robots are most used in this car-making job that involves sparks.
What is welding?
$200: Engineers test this stopping system for safety.
What are brakes?
$300: This clear material is used for windshields and windows.
What is glass?
$300: This step gives the car its final color.
What is painting?
$300: This process moves the car down the line.
What is conveyor belt movement?
$300: CAD stands for this digital design method.
What is Computer-Aided Design?
$300: Cars are tested for this in crashes.
What is safety?
$400: This black, flexible material is used in tires.
What is rubber?
$400: These hold the passengers in the car.
What are the seats?
$400: This system makes mass production faster and cheaper.
What is the assembly line?
$400: This type of robot arm often moves in 6 directions.
What is an articulated robot?
$400: This term describes fixing a mistake in the factory.
What is rework?
$500: This synthetic material is used for dashboards and trims.
What is plastic?
$500: This part connects the engine to the wheels.
What is the transmission?
$500: Cars move from station to station without stopping using this system.
What is continuous flow production?
$500: Despite automation, these people still handle inspections and fine-tuning.
What are human workers?
$500: This type of inspection is done by machines and humans.
What is a hybrid inspection?