Automation and Robotics Quiz

What is the definition of automation?

• The automation of tasks usually performed by humans using computer programs

• The use of sensors and actuators to interact with the physical world and perform actions autonomously

• The control of physical processes with machines and control systems to automate industrial processes

• The use of computer software, machines, or other technology to carry out tasks that would otherwise be done by a human

What are the areas of software automation?

• Business process automation (BPA), Robotic process automation (RPA), Intelligent process automation (IPA)

• Industrial Automation, Software Automation, Robotics

• Software Automation, Industrial Automation, Robotics

• Business process automation (BPA), Industrial Automation, Robotics

What are the types of robots mentioned in the text?

• Traditional industrial robots and single-function machines

• Single-function machines and collaborative robots

• Autonomous mobile robots and industrial robots

• Collaborative robots and traditional industrial robots

What is the impact of automation and robotics in the business industry?

• Reducing workforce and increasing production quantities

• Creating demand for new collar jobs and reducing workforce

• Improving customer service and automating supply chains

• Disrupting operations and making some jobs obsolete

What is the main advantage of automation and robotics mentioned in the text?

• Increased Productivity

• Improved Quality Assurance

• Work In Hazardous Environments

• Cost Effectiveness

What is the main disadvantage of automation and robotics mentioned in the text?

• Reducing Workforce

• Initial Investment Costs

• Potential Job Losses

• Hiring Skilled Staffs

What is the primary focus of automation and robotics?

• Concentrated on physical automation exclusively

• Encompassing both physical and business process robotics

• Mostly seen as material handling machines

• Restricted to tool manipulation machines

What is another term used to describe the field of physical automation?

• Intelligent process automation (IPA)

• Industrial Automation

• Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs)

• Robotic process automation (RPA)

What is the vision of Industry 5.0 according to the text?

• A vision of decentralized manufacturing with no human involvement

• A vision of fully automated manufacturing without human intervention

• A vision of traditional manufacturing with no technological advancements

• A vision of connected smart manufacturing that puts people at the center

What are the technologies enabling data-driven decision-making in Industry 4.0?

• Smart sensors, communication technologies, analytics tools, machine learning, and artificial intelligence

• Internet of Things (IoT), 5G technology, cloud computing, and cybersecurity

• Big data, data mining, data visualization, and natural language processing

• Virtual reality, augmented reality, blockchain, and quantum computing