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ICSE Class 9 Robotics & Artificial Intelligence — Flashcards

ICSE Class 9 Robotics & Artificial Intelligence flashcards, chapter by chapter — 825 flashcards across 22 chapters. Follows the ICSE / ISC syllabus.

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Q: What is a robot?

A: A robot is an autonomous machine which can sense its environment, carry out computations to make decisions, and perform actions in the real world. A robot is a computerized device that reacts to infor

Q: What is robotics?

A: Robotics is the study area devoted to creating robots and automation. It focuses on designing, building, and using robots to perform tasks.

Q: Where does the word robot come from?

A: The word robot comes from the Czech term robota, which means forced labour. The term first appeared in the 1920 drama R.U.R., where it referred to mass-produced labourers with no original thought.

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Q: What is robotics?

A: Robotics is the field of engineering that deals with the creation, design, production, and use of robots. It also includes computer systems that control robots, give them sensory feedback, and help th

Q: What parts make up a robot?

A: A robot is made up of sensors, actuators, a brain or microprocessor, and communication tools. Sensors help it detect the environment, actuators help it move, the microprocessor helps it think and cont

Q: Why is Aristotle important in the history of robots?

A: Aristotle made a famous statement in 320 BC about tools that could work on their own. His idea was that if tools could do their work by themselves, there would be no need for apprentices or slaves. Th

All 34 Evolution of Robots and Laws of Robotics flashcards

Q: What is an aerial robot?

A: An aerial robot is a system that can fly for an extended period of time without direct human control and can complete a specific mission. Drones are a common example.

Q: What are UAVs commonly called?

A: UAVs, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, are commonly called drones. They are aircraft without a human pilot on board and may fly using autonomous navigation or remote control.

Q: How are drones classified by aerial platform?

A: There are four main categories of drones by aerial platform: Multi Rotor Drones, Fixed Wing Drones, Single Rotor Helicopter, and Fixed Wing Hybrid VTOL.

All 40 Classification of Robots flashcards

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This page has flashcards for 22 chapters of ICSE Class 9 Robotics & Artificial Intelligence for the 2026-27 session. Each chapter links to its own page with the full set.

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