Implementation of the 3D Printed Robot

Teaser

Video overview

#1. The technology used in 3D printing is called:

Formative

Subtractive

Additive

Quantitative

#2. PLA is a bioplastic material based on starch resources

True

False

#3. A 3d model that is going to be 3D Printed should be saved as a.

.stl file

.gcode file

.bmp file

.jpeg file

#4. Once you slice your 3d model, in what file format is it saved?

stl file

.gcode file

.bmp file

.jpeg file

#5. The .gcode file contains a set of instructions that tell the 3D printer what to do and how to do it.

True

False

#6. The outer lines of a 3D Print are called:

Supports

Shells/walls

Layer resolution

Infill

#7. The layer height describes the thickness of the outer walls of a 3D print.

True

False

#8. All PLA filaments print in the same temperature

True

False

#9. Bed levelling is mandatory before start using your 3D printer

True

False

#10. Before you load a spool of filament to your 3D printer you should

Preheat your nozzle

Level the bed

Have a .gcode file loaded

Have an .stl file loaded

#11. The motors have a predefined positive and negative output

True

False

#12. A resistor is connected to the longer leg of the LED.

True

False

#13. The resistor connected to LED is

Optional

Protecting the LED from burning

Preventing the GRD to reach the LED

Protecting the Arduino from burning

#14. The switch is connected to the positive and negative of the battery case

True

False

#15. The sensors and the Arduino are connected to a power supply of

12V

20V

#16. How the speed sensor calculated the speed?

By using infrared light

Through Arduino coding

By using encoder disks on the motors

Through Arduino analog pins

#17. Arduino Nano is a:

Microprocessor

Microcontroller

Microprogrammer

Micro-encoder

#18. The Ultrasonic sensor needs for its operation

A transmitter and a receiver

An ultrasonic analyzer

A light source

A LED

#19. The LED can be connected randomly to the positive and negative source

True

False

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Implementation of the 3D Printed Robot

Teaser

Video overview

#1. The technology used in 3D printing is called:

#2. PLA is a bioplastic material based on starch resources

#3. A 3d model that is going to be 3D Printed should be saved as a.

#4. Once you slice your 3d model, in what file format is it saved?

#5. The .gcode file contains a set of instructions that tell the 3D printer what to do and how to do it.

#6. The outer lines of a 3D Print are called:

#7. The layer height describes the thickness of the outer walls of a 3D print.

#8. All PLA filaments print in the same temperature

#9. Bed levelling is mandatory before start using your 3D printer

#10. Before you load a spool of filament to your 3D printer you should

#11. The motors have a predefined positive and negative output

#12. A resistor is connected to the longer leg of the LED.

#13. The resistor connected to LED is

#14. The switch is connected to the positive and negative of the battery case

#15. The sensors and the Arduino are connected to a power supply of

#16. How the speed sensor calculated the speed?

#17. Arduino Nano is a:

#18. The Ultrasonic sensor needs for its operation

#19. The LED can be connected randomly to the positive and negative source

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