Across
- 1. A steering system that turns a robot using angled front wheels
- 6. How fast a robot moves or how quickly its motor spins.
- 8. The relationship between the sizes or number of teeth of connected gears.
- 9. A device that spins continuously and converts electrical energy into motion.
- 10. The device that processes instructions and controls the robot.
- 11. The parts that allow a robot to move.
- 12. A smaller part of a larger system that performs a specific job.
- 14. A device that detects changes in the environment.
- 15. A continuous track that helps a robot travel over certain surfaces.
Down
- 2. A steering system that turns a robot by moving its left and right sides at different speeds.
- 3. A toothed wheel that transfers motion between parts.
- 4. Motor A motor that moves to a specific position or angle.
- 5. A circular part that helps a robot move across a surface.
- 7. How strong a robot’s turning force is. More torque means a robot can push, pull, or lift heavier objects.
- 9. A part that allows a robot to grab, lift, push, or move objects.
- 10. The main frame that supports the robot's parts.
- 13. The grip between a robot's wheels or treads and the ground.
