A robot uses special tools called sensors that feel things like touch, light, and sound. When the sensors get a signal, like seeing an object or feeling something bump into it, they tell the robot to move! It's like having a super-sensitive skin that helps the robot know exactly when to act.
Examples
- A robot sees a ball and moves toward it like a dog chasing a toy.
- A vacuum cleaner robot detects dirt and starts moving to clean it up.
- A toy robot feels something bump into it and jumps back.
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See also
- How Do ‘Robots’ Know When to Stop Moving?
- How Do Algorithms Influence Our Decisions?
- How Do Self-Driving Cars See the Road?
- How Do ‘Smartphones’ Know When to Wake You Up?
- How Do Robots Know What to Do?
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