Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Number of robot joints
B.Closeness to the desired position
C.Weight of the robot arm
D.Speed of the robot movement
Correct Answer: Closeness to the desired position
Explanation:
Accuracy is the closeness of the robot's actual position to its commanded or desired position.
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2What is meant by robot repeatability?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Ability to change its operating speed
B.Ability to lift different payloads
C.Ability to reach the same position repeatedly
D.Ability to avoid all programming errors
Correct Answer: Ability to reach the same position repeatedly
Explanation:
Repeatability indicates how closely the robot returns to the same position during repeated trials.
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3What does robot resolution indicate?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Largest supported payload
B.Maximum operating distance
C.Total number of programs
D.Smallest detectable movement
Correct Answer: Smallest detectable movement
Explanation:
Resolution is the smallest movement or position change that the robot can detect or command.
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4Which measurement is commonly used to describe a robot's position error?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Distance from the target
B.Number of robot commands
C.Color of the robot body
D.Time taken to start
Correct Answer: Distance from the target
Explanation:
Position error is commonly measured as the distance between the actual position and the target position.
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5In a U-BOT accuracy experiment, what is usually compared with the commanded position?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Cable length
B.Measured position
C.Program name
D.Motor color
Correct Answer: Measured position
Explanation:
The measured position is compared with the commanded position to estimate the positioning error and accuracy.
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6If a robot reaches a target at coordinates but stops at , what is the error along the -axis?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A. units
B. units
C. units
D. unit
Correct Answer: unit
Explanation:
The error along the -axis is unit.
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7Why is a target position reached several times when estimating repeatability?
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Easy
A.To increase motor temperature
B.To reduce the number of readings
C.To observe position variation
D.To change the robot model
Correct Answer: To observe position variation
Explanation:
Repeated trials show how much the robot's final position varies around the target.
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8A robot that returns very close to the same point in repeated trials has good:
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Repeatability
B.Operating speed
C.Reach
D.Payload capacity
Correct Answer: Repeatability
Explanation:
Small variation between repeated positions indicates good repeatability.
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9Which instrument or method can be used to record the position reached by U-BOT?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Position measurement system
B.Paint thickness gauge
C.Electrical fuse tester
D.Sound level meter
Correct Answer: Position measurement system
Explanation:
A position measurement system provides the readings needed to compare commanded and actual robot positions.
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10What is the purpose of recording several readings in a robot specification experiment?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
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A.To compare and analyze results
B.To increase the arm length
C.To change the robot's color
D.To remove the robot controller
Correct Answer: To compare and analyze results
Explanation:
Several readings help determine variation, error, and other performance specifications.
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11Which value represents better repeatability?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A. mm variation
B. mm variation
C. mm variation
D. mm variation
Correct Answer: mm variation
Explanation:
A smaller variation between repeated positions means better repeatability.
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12What does payload mean in a robot specification?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Distance between two programmed points
B.Maximum load the robot can carry
C.Smallest movement the robot can make
D.Time required to switch on the controller
Correct Answer: Maximum load the robot can carry
Explanation:
Payload is the maximum load that the robot can safely handle during operation.
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13What is the robot workspace?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Mass of the robot controller
B.Smallest position reading available
C.Software used to program the robot
D.Region the robot can reach
Correct Answer: Region the robot can reach
Explanation:
The workspace is the volume or region within which the robot can position its end-effector.
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14Which specification describes how far the U-BOT end-effector can reach from its base?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Reach
B.Repeatability
C.Resolution
D.Accuracy
Correct Answer: Reach
Explanation:
Reach is the maximum distance or extension that the robot's end-effector can attain from its base.
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15A smaller positioning error generally means:
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
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A.Higher accuracy
B.Larger workspace
C.Slower communication
D.Lower payload
Correct Answer: Higher accuracy
Explanation:
When the actual position is closer to the desired position, the robot has greater accuracy.
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16If the smallest commanded movement of U-BOT is mm, what is its approximate resolution?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
The smallest commanded movement is used as the approximate resolution of the robot.
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17Which factor can affect the measured accuracy of U-BOT?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Measurement error
B.Operator's shoe size
C.Robot label font
D.Room wall color
Correct Answer: Measurement error
Explanation:
Errors in the measuring device or procedure can affect the calculated robot accuracy.
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18What should be kept consistent during repeated U-BOT measurements?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Robot identification label
B.Laboratory wall design
C.Test conditions
D.Instructor's writing style
Correct Answer: Test conditions
Explanation:
Consistent speed, load, target, and measurement conditions make the comparison more reliable.
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19Which robot specification is related to the time required to complete a movement?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.Accuracy
B.Resolution
C.Repeatability
D.Speed
Correct Answer: Speed
Explanation:
Robot speed describes how quickly the robot or its end-effector moves.
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20Why should the U-BOT be operated within its specified payload?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Easy
A.To make the workspace unlimited
B.To ensure every movement becomes completely error-free
C.To maintain safe performance
D.To eliminate all position readings
Correct Answer: To maintain safe performance
Explanation:
Operating within the rated payload helps maintain safe operation and expected robot performance.
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21The U-BOT is commanded to move its end effector to mm. The mean measured position after repeated trials is mm. What is the magnitude of the positioning error used to estimate accuracy?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
The error components are mm and mm. Therefore, the positioning error is mm.
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22During a U-BOT repeatability test, five measured points are , , , , and mm. What is the range of the measured -coordinates?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
The maximum value is mm and the minimum is mm. The range is mm.
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23The U-BOT produces positions with a small average error but a large spread between trials. Which conclusion is most appropriate?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.Low accuracy and low resolution
B.Low accuracy and high repeatability
C.High accuracy and high repeatability
D.High accuracy and low repeatability
Correct Answer: High accuracy and low repeatability
Explanation:
A small average error indicates good accuracy, while a large trial-to-trial spread indicates poor repeatability.
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24A U-BOT joint is commanded successively to positions separated by . The smallest commanded change that produces a measurable motion is . What is the practical resolution of this joint?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Resolution is the smallest input change that produces a detectable output change. Here it is .
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25A U-BOT has a nominal positioning resolution of mm in the direction. Which command sequence is most suitable for experimentally checking this resolution?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.Commands separated by mm
B.Commands separated by mm
C.Commands separated by mm
D.Commands separated by mm
Correct Answer: Commands separated by mm
Explanation:
Testing increments equal to the specified resolution directly checks whether a mm command produces a measurable positional change.
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26For a commanded point mm, the U-BOT measurements are , , , and mm. What is the mean measured point?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
The mean coordinates are mm and mm.
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27The U-BOT is commanded to mm, but its mean measured position is mm. What is the direction of the mean positioning error?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm in positive and mm in positive
B. mm in the positive direction only
C. mm in the negative direction
D. mm in the negative and negative directions
Correct Answer: mm in positive and mm in positive
Explanation:
The error vector is measured position minus commanded position: mm.
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28A U-BOT reaches a target at mm with errors of , , , and mm. What is the maximum radial error?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
Each error vector has magnitude mm. Therefore, the maximum radial error is mm.
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29The U-BOT repeats a point five times and the standard deviation of the radial position errors is mm. If repeatability is reported as approximately standard deviations, what value should be reported?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
Using the stated convention, repeatability is mm.
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30A U-BOT has an effective workspace of mm along the axis and mm along the axis. What is the rectangular workspace area?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
For a rectangular workspace, area is length times width: mm.
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31The U-BOT completes a test path of length mm in s. What is its average linear speed during the test?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm/s
B. mm/s
C. mm/s
D. mm/s
Correct Answer: mm/s
Explanation:
Average speed is distance divided by time: mm/s.
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32A U-BOT is rated for a maximum payload of kg. The end effector weighs kg and the workpiece weighs kg. What payload margin remains?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. kg
B. kg
C. kg
D. kg
Correct Answer: kg
Explanation:
The total carried mass is kg. The remaining margin is kg.
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33A U-BOT's positioning errors at one target are mm and at another target are mm. What does this pattern mainly suggest?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.A constant negative bias in both axes
B.Random error with zero observable bias
C.A resolution of exactly mm
D.A constant positive bias in both axes
Correct Answer: Random error with zero observable bias
Explanation:
The two error vectors are equal and opposite, so their average is zero. This indicates no observable bias from these measurements.
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34The U-BOT's measured endpoint spread increases when the arm is fully extended. Which specification is most directly affected by this observation?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.Repeatability
B.Payload label
C.Number of program steps
D.Controller supply voltage
Correct Answer: Repeatability
Explanation:
Repeatability describes the spread of positions obtained when the robot repeatedly returns to the same target.
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35A U-BOT has a maximum joint speed of /s. Approximately how long does a joint movement take if the joint moves at its rated speed?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. s
B. s
C. s
D. s
Correct Answer: s
Explanation:
Time is angle divided by angular speed: s.
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36The U-BOT is commanded to move from mm to mm. Due to calibration error, it reaches mm. What is the magnitude of the final position error?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
The error is mm relative to the target. Its magnitude is mm.
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37When estimating U-BOT accuracy, why should the commanded target be approached from the same direction in every trial?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.To change the number of robot axes
B.To increase the payload rating
C.To enlarge the workspace
D.To reduce the effect of backlash
Correct Answer: To reduce the effect of backlash
Explanation:
Approaching from a consistent direction reduces direction-dependent mechanical effects such as backlash and makes the accuracy estimate more consistent.
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38Two U-BOT configurations have the following results: Configuration A has mean error mm and spread mm; Configuration B has mean error mm and spread mm. Which statement is correct?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A.A is more accurate and more repeatable
B.B is more accurate and A is more repeatable
C.A is more accurate and B is more repeatable
D.Both have equal accuracy and repeatability
Correct Answer: B is more accurate and A is more repeatable
Explanation:
The smaller mean error makes B more accurate, while the smaller spread makes A more repeatable.
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39A U-BOT position command uses coordinates rounded to the nearest millimeter. What is the maximum rounding uncertainty in one coordinate, assuming rounding is unbiased?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm
Explanation:
Rounding to the nearest mm can introduce an error from mm to mm.
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40A U-BOT has a positional resolution of mm per axis. If independent resolution limits occur in both and , what is the corresponding diagonal quantization distance?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Medium
A. mm
B. mm
C. mm approximately
D. mm
Correct Answer: mm approximately
Explanation:
The diagonal distance is mm.
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41During a U-BOT positioning test, the commanded point is and the mean measured point is . What is the Euclidean positioning accuracy error of the mean position?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The error vector is . Thus, the Euclidean error is . Therefore, the correct option is .
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42A U-BOT reaches a target ten times. The measured radial errors from the target are . Which interpretation is most defensible?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.Accuracy is about , with repeatability assessed separately
B.Payload accuracy is , based on the trial count
C.Resolution is about , based on the error range
D.Repeatability is exactly , regardless of target bias
Correct Answer: Accuracy is about , with repeatability assessed separately
Explanation:
The mean radial error is approximately , which indicates systematic positioning offset. Repeatability requires the spread of repeated positions, not only their distance from the target.
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43At one U-BOT target, repeated endpoint coordinates have standard deviations , , and . Assuming independent axes, what is the three-dimensional standard deviation of the endpoint cloud?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The combined standard deviation is . The listed value closest to this result is .
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44The U-BOT controller accepts commanded increments of , but encoder quantization corresponds to at the tool tip. Which value best represents the practical translational resolution of the complete system?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A., as the arithmetic mean of both limits
B., because encoder resolution dominates
C., as the sum of both limits
D., because the command increment limits motion
Correct Answer: , because the command increment limits motion
Explanation:
System resolution cannot be finer than the smallest command increment that the controller can issue. Even though encoder quantization is , the effective command resolution is .
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45A U-BOT has a repeatability specification of and an accuracy specification of . A calibration removes a constant bias without changing random scatter. What performance should be expected after calibration?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.Repeatability improves, while accuracy remains approximately unchanged
B.Accuracy improves, while repeatability remains approximately unchanged
C.Both values become equal to approximately
D.Neither value changes because calibration affects only resolution
Correct Answer: Accuracy improves, while repeatability remains approximately unchanged
Explanation:
Removing a systematic bias moves the mean position closer to the target, improving accuracy. Random variation among repeated trials is not removed by a constant-offset calibration, so repeatability remains about .
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46For a U-BOT, the reachable workspace is specified as a radial annulus from to . A target is located from the base axis. What is the correct conclusion?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.The target is reachable because it lies below maximum radius
B.The target is reachable only when payload is increased
C.The target is reachable if the resolution is reduced
D.The target is unreachable because it lies inside the inner radius
Correct Answer: The target is unreachable because it lies inside the inner radius
Explanation:
A radial annulus excludes points closer than the inner radius. Since , the target lies in the central unreachable region.
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47The U-BOT can move at a maximum joint speed of . For a joint that must rotate through , ignoring acceleration and deceleration, what is the theoretical minimum motion time?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The minimum time is angle divided by angular speed: . Real motion would usually take longer because acceleration and deceleration are not instantaneous.
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48A U-BOT carries a payload at a horizontal reach of . If the allowable static wrist torque is , what additional payload mass can be carried at the same reach, neglecting gripper mass?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
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A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The maximum total mass is . The additional mass is approximately .
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49A U-BOT's endpoint positions form a circular cloud with a measured diameter of when repeatability is reported as a radius containing all observations. What repeatability value should be reported under that convention?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
If repeatability is defined as the radius containing the observed endpoint cloud, the reported value is half its measured diameter: .
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50The U-BOT is tested at three targets. Mean absolute position errors are , , and , while the corresponding repeatability radii are , , and . Which statement is correct?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.All targets have equal accuracy because their repeatability is similar
B.The second target has the best accuracy because its repeatability is largest
C.The third target has the worst repeatability and best accuracy
D.The first target has the best accuracy and the third has the worst accuracy
Correct Answer: The first target has the best accuracy and the third has the worst accuracy
Explanation:
Accuracy is represented here by distance from the commanded target, so smaller mean error is better. The first target has the smallest error, while the third has the largest.
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51A U-BOT moves a tool through a straight-line path of length at a programmed speed of . The controller adds a fixed dwell of at each endpoint and executes 12 complete point-to-point cycles. What is the total ideal cycle-test time?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
One traversal takes . Each complete cycle has two traversals and two endpoint dwells, so it takes . For 12 cycles, the total is , so none of the listed options is correct.
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52The U-BOT tool position is commanded to increase by per trial. The observed positions remain unchanged for the first two increments and then jump by . Which specification is most directly revealed by this behavior?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.A systematic accuracy offset near
B.A repeatability radius equal to
C.A payload limit equal to
D.A quantization-limited effective resolution near
Correct Answer: A quantization-limited effective resolution near
Explanation:
The smallest reliably observable output change is approximately , despite smaller commanded increments. This indicates effective position quantization or resolution near .
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53For a planar two-link U-BOT configuration, the Jacobian determinant approaches zero as the links become collinear. Which specification is most likely to degrade near this configuration?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.Cartesian positioning accuracy
B.Nominal encoder bit count
C.Payload label readability
D.Controller supply voltage rating
Correct Answer: Cartesian positioning accuracy
Explanation:
Near a singular configuration, small joint errors can produce large Cartesian errors. Consequently, effective positioning accuracy and controllability degrade even though the nominal encoder resolution is unchanged.
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54A U-BOT has a static repeatability radius of , but its endpoint temperature drift is . During a test, temperature changes by . If drift is uncorrected and aligned with the worst-case repeatability direction, what maximum radial deviation should be expected?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
Temperature contributes . In the worst aligned case, deviations add linearly: .
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55A U-BOT's data sheet lists a maximum payload of at a reach. Assuming the allowable joint torque is fixed, what payload is theoretically allowed at a reach, ignoring the arm's own weight?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
For a fixed torque limit, payload varies inversely with reach: .
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56Repeated U-BOT measurements at a target have mean coordinates instead of the commanded . The standard deviations are below on every axis. Which diagnosis is best supported?
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Hard
A.Good repeatability with a systematic positioning bias
B.Excess payload with random endpoint motion
C.Poor resolution with no positioning bias
D.Poor repeatability with negligible systematic error
Correct Answer: Good repeatability with a systematic positioning bias
Explanation:
The small standard deviations show that repeated points cluster tightly, indicating good repeatability. Their mean is offset from the command by , indicating systematic bias and reduced accuracy.
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57A U-BOT's measured endpoint errors are , , , and along one axis. If a calibration offset of is applied, what is the principal expected effect?
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Hard
A.The encoder resolution doubles while accuracy is unchanged
B.The mean error approaches zero while scatter remains similar
C.The maximum payload increases while repeatability is unchanged
D.The scatter becomes zero while the mean error remains unchanged
Correct Answer: The mean error approaches zero while scatter remains similar
Explanation:
The measurements contain an approximately constant positive bias. Applying the opposite offset reduces the mean error, but the small variation among measurements is not removed.
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58Two U-BOT configurations produce the following results: Configuration A has mean error and repeatability radius ; Configuration B has mean error and repeatability radius . Which configuration is preferable for an application requiring consistent placement after calibration?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.Configuration B, because larger mean error guarantees calibration success
B.Configuration A, because accuracy always dominates repeatability
C.Configuration B, because its repeatability is substantially better
D.Configuration A, because its uncalibrated mean error is smaller
Correct Answer: Configuration B, because its repeatability is substantially better
Explanation:
A constant mean offset can often be calibrated, whereas large scatter cannot be removed by a simple offset. Configuration B therefore offers more consistent placement after calibration.
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59A U-BOT specification states a positional resolution of and repeatability of . A student concludes that every commanded change will be realized within . What is the flaw?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.A smaller resolution value always implies a smaller payload
B.Accuracy and resolution are identical by definition
C.Resolution describes distinguishable increments, not guaranteed absolute accuracy
D.Repeatability describes maximum speed, not endpoint variation
Correct Answer: Resolution describes distinguishable increments, not guaranteed absolute accuracy
Explanation:
Resolution indicates the smallest command or measurement increment. Repeatability and accuracy describe different properties, so fine resolution does not guarantee that each command is achieved with equal absolute precision.
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60For a U-BOT, the workspace test records an range of and a range of . A rectangular approximation is used only for volume estimation with a fixed vertical range of . What is the estimated workspace volume?
Estimation of accuracy, repeatability, resolution, and other specifications of robot using Sierena's utility robot U-BOT
Hard
A.
B.
C.
D.
Correct Answer:
Explanation:
The estimated dimensions are , , and . Therefore, .
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