An insect.
A human body.
A simple robot arm.
Binocular vision.
Never.
When the human being specifically requests it.
In case of an accident.
In case the robot controller is infected with a computer virus.
Test the performance of a binaural hearing system.
Detect the presence of ionized air.
Measure the dielectric constant of the air.
Detect the presence of a wireless bugging system.
Optical magnification.
Optical sensitivity.
Optical selectivity.
Optical resolution.
Stereoscopic machine hearing.
Epipolar navigation.
Edge detection.
Proximity sensing.
A logic gate.
An expert system.
A back-pressure sensor.
A telechir.
Put the receiver in a different location.
Switch the monitor to a different channel.
Interchange the transmitting and receiving units.
Use ac power instead of battery power.
A robot propulsion system.
A robot arm, and the device at its end (such as a gripper).
The system used to remotely control a telechir.
A computer that guides a fleet of mobile robots.
Slow-moving objects.
RF signals.
Ionized air.
Warm or hot objects.
Direction measurement.
Edge detection.
Range plotting.
Binaural machine hearing.
Track drive.
Wheel drive.
Remote control.
Ionization potential measurement.
The speed of EM wave propagation.
The image resolution of the vision system.
The ability of a robot to determine texture.
All of the above.
Detect smoke.
Plot distances and directions.
Measure slope.
Detect boundaries.
Takes place along a single geometric line.
Takes place in a single geometric plane.
Is done using spherical coordinates.
Requires an ultrasonic sonar system.
One dimension.
Two dimensions.
Three dimensions.
Four dimensions.
Functional orientation.
Degrees of freedom.
Dimensional versatility.
Coordinate geometry.
Coordinate geometry.
Reference axis.
Reference frame.
Work envelope.
Revolute geometry.
Spherical coordinate geometry.
Cartesian coordinate geometry.
Cylindrical coordinate geometry.
Red, yellow, and blue
Blue, red, and green
White, black, and gray
Orange, green, and violet
An epipolar navigation system.
A clinometer.
An end effector.
A proximity sensor.
1950.
1960.
1970.
1980.
Android.
Insect robot.
Automated guided vehicle.
Autonomous robot.
Extreme weather conditions.
Total darkness.
An assembly line.
An environment with children.
Direction measurement.
Epipolar navigation.
Distance measurement.
Machine vision.
The speed of light.
The image resolution of the vision system.
The ability of a robot to determine texture.
All of the above.