Introduction to Mechatronics

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  1. 3. The "brain" of a mechatronic system that interprets sensor data and sends commands to actuators.
  2. 5. Devices that convert energy into physical motion, enabling a system to perform tasks.
  3. 6. The ability of a robot to perform tasks without direct human intervention.
  4. 7. An interdisciplinary field combining mechanical, electrical, and software engineering to create automated and intelligent systems.
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  1. 1. Devices that detect and measure physical properties, such as temperature, light, or motion, and provide data to a system.
  2. 2. The processing of data by a control system (e.g., microprocessors) to determine appropriate responses or actions.
  3. 4. A branch of mechatronics that focuses on designing, building, and operating robots—machines that can perform tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously.
  4. 6. The use of mechatronic systems to perform repetitive tasks with minimal human intervention.