Materials
Sensors
Energy
Design
Drawing
100
Method by which materials and other resources are changed.
What is processing?
100
Used to obtain information about the robot's environment.
What is a sensor?
100
One of the seven resources. the ability to do work.
What is energy?
100
Product designed to have an enjoyable appearance.
What is aesthetics?
100
A heavy solid line used on a drawing to represent the outline of an object.
What is an object line?
200
The processing of a material into a new material or end product.
What is material conversion?
200
Having to do with light or sight.
What is optical?
200
Changing from one form of energy to another.
What is energy conversion?
200
How comfortable something is to use.
What is ergonomics?
200
A line that represents an edge that isn't directly visible.
What is a hidden line?
300
Produced naturally on Earth.
What is a primary material?
300
Measures heat or transfer of heat.
What is thermal?
300
Energy that is available for release from chemical reactions.
What is chemical energy/
300
Representation of a proposed object or product that doesn't work.
What is modeling?
300
A pictoral drawing that shows 3 sides of an object that has been rotated 30 degrees.
What is an isometric drawing?
400
Materials that have been processed.
What is a secondary material?
400
Detects moving objects.
What is motion?
400
Energy caused by the movement of electrons.
What is electrical energy?
400
In manufacturing, a working model of a proposed product.
What is a prototype?
400
Drawing of an object that is not true size but that is in the correct proportions.
What is a scale drawing?
500
Use of technology to mass produce things people want or need.
What is manufacturing?
500
Connected with the sense of touch?
What is tactile?
500
Energy due to an object's motion.
What is mechanical energy?
500
Using a computer to assist with drawing.
What is CAD/
500
Representing a three dimensional object in true dimensions.
What is an orthographic drawing?
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