Question 1

What are the costs associated with worker's injury on the job?

Accepted Answer

On the job,injuries can cost a company thousands if not millions of dollars.Even in cases where the medical expenses are not that high,the employer still has to find someone to do the work while the injured employee recovers and the injury could make the companies worker's compensation insurance premiums go up.

Question 2

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look into new products or changes in social patterns?

Accepted Answer

A)  List opportunities 
B)  List company weaknesses 
C)  Do research 
D)  Develop a strategy and execute it 
A)  List opportunities 
B)  List company weaknesses 
C)  Do research 
D)  Develop a strategy and execute it A

Question 3

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at a facility's location or the skill level of the employees?

Accepted Answer

A)  Determine the focus 
B)  List threats 
C)  Establish priorities 
D)  List company strengths 
A)  Determine the focus 
B)  List threats 
C)  Establish priorities 
D)  List company strengths D

Question 4

Which of the following is not a consideration when discussing robot versus human labor?

Accepted Answer

A)  Robots require a support staff. 
B)  Humans are better than robots at certain tasks. 
C)  If a business is not profitable,it will shut down. 
D)  Robots are more entertaining to watch than people. 
A)  Robots require a support staff. 
B)  Humans are better than robots at certain tasks. 
C)  If a business is not profitable,it will shut down. 
D)  Robots are more entertaining to watch than people.

Question 5

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at challenges that stand in the way of success?

Accepted Answer

A)  Determine the focus 
B)  List company strengths 
C)  List threats 
D)  Establish priorities 
A)  Determine the focus 
B)  List company strengths 
C)  List threats 
D)  Establish priorities

Question 6

Which of the following is not a savings in precision or quality when working with a robot?

Accepted Answer

A)  Higher levels of customer satisfaction 
B)  The ability to replace worn-out motors 
C)  Tighter tolerances on parts produced 
D)  Reduction in scrapped parts 
A)  Higher levels of customer satisfaction 
B)  The ability to replace worn-out motors 
C)  Tighter tolerances on parts produced 
D)  Reduction in scrapped parts

Question 7

What are the eight steps of a SWOT analysis?

Accepted Answer

• Start with a focus • Do rese

Question 8

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look into competitors' general cost of goods sold and market share?

Accepted Answer

A)  List company weaknesses 
B)  Do research 
C)  List opportunities 
D)  Develop a strategy and execute it 
A)  List company weaknesses 
B)  Do research 
C)  List opportunities 
D)  Develop a strategy and execute it

Question 9

How do we figure ROI?

Accepted Answer

We calculate this by taking the operatin

Question 10

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at strengths and opportunities that are compatible with the goal(s) while also looking at threats and weaknesses that stand in the way?

Accepted Answer

A)  Develop a strategy and execute it 
B)  List opportunities 
C)  Do research 
D)  List company weaknesses 
A)  Develop a strategy and execute it 
B)  List opportunities 
C)  Do research 
D)  List company weaknesses

Question 11

How does robot-operating cost compare to human labor cost?

Accepted Answer

A midsized robot costs about 72 cents an

Question 12

How does damage of a robot compare to damage of human workers?

Accepted Answer

If we damage the robot,we can get it rep

Question 13

For industrial systems,the desired amount of time for the robot to pay for itself is in ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  two years or less 
B)  36 months or less 
C)  five years or less 
D)  six months or less 
A)  two years or less 
B)  36 months or less 
C)  five years or less 
D)  six months or less

Question 14

When it comes to hazardous environments,which of the following is a benefit of using robotic systems?

Accepted Answer

A)  When the job is done,we can dispose of the robot with the rest of the hazardous waste. 
B)  No need for PPE. 
C)  Robots can work in environments that would kill humans. 
D)  All of these are correct. 
A)  When the job is done,we can dispose of the robot with the rest of the hazardous waste. 
B)  No need for PPE. 
C)  Robots can work in environments that would kill humans. 
D)  All of these are correct.

Question 15

Which of the following is not what one of the SWOT initials stands for?

Accepted Answer

A)  Strengths 
B)  Work 
C)  Opportunities 
D)  Threats 
A)  Strengths 
B)  Work 
C)  Opportunities 
D)  Threats

Question 16

What are some of the places robots can go that humans cannot?

Accepted Answer

With our current technology and equipmen

What are the costs associated with worker's injury on the job?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look into new products or changes in social patterns?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at a facility's location or the skill level of the employees?

Which of the following is not a consideration when discussing robot versus human labor?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at challenges that stand in the way of success?

Which of the following is not a savings in precision or quality when working with a robot?

What are the eight steps of a SWOT analysis?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look into competitors' general cost of goods sold and market share?

How do we figure ROI?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at strengths and opportunities that are compatible with the goal(s) while also looking at threats and weaknesses that stand in the way?

How does robot-operating cost compare to human labor cost?

How does damage of a robot compare to damage of human workers?

For industrial systems,the desired amount of time for the robot to pay for itself is in ______.

When it comes to hazardous environments,which of the following is a benefit of using robotic systems?

Which of the following is not what one of the SWOT initials stands for?

What are some of the places robots can go that humans cannot?

Safety

Introduction to Industrial Robotics

Components of the Robot

Classification of Robots

End-Of-Arm Tooling

Programming and File Management

Automation Sensors

Vision Systems

Integration and Networking

Programmable Logic Controllers Plcs and Human-Machine Interfaces Hmis

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

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Exam 12: Justifying the Use of a Robot

What are the costs associated with worker's injury on the job?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look into new products or changes in social patterns?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at a facility's location or the skill level of the employees?

Which of the following is not a consideration when discussing robot versus human labor?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at challenges that stand in the way of success?

Which of the following is not a savings in precision or quality when working with a robot?

What are the eight steps of a SWOT analysis?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look into competitors' general cost of goods sold and market share?

How do we figure ROI?

Under which step of the SWOT analysis would we look at strengths and opportunities that are compatible with the goal(s) while also looking at threats and weaknesses that stand in the way?

How does robot-operating cost compare to human labor cost?

How does damage of a robot compare to damage of human workers?

For industrial systems,the desired amount of time for the robot to pay for itself is in ______.

When it comes to hazardous environments,which of the following is a benefit of using robotic systems?

Which of the following is not what one of the SWOT initials stands for?

What are some of the places robots can go that humans cannot?

Safety

Introduction to Industrial Robotics

Components of the Robot

Classification of Robots

End-Of-Arm Tooling

Programming and File Management

Automation Sensors

Vision Systems

Integration and Networking

Programmable Logic Controllers Plcs and Human-Machine Interfaces Hmis

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Filters