Robotic Perception MCQs January 8, 2026August 10, 2024 by u930973931_answers 20 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/20 Subscribe 1. What is “robotic perception”? (A) The ability to process commands (B) The capacity to execute physical movements (C) The ability to interpret and understand sensory data from the environment (D) The capability to communicate with other robots 2. Which sensor is commonly used for depth perception in robotics? (A) Camera (B) Gyroscope (C) Accelerometer (D) LIDAR 3. What does “sensor fusion” involve in robotic perception? (A) Developing new sensor technologies (B) Increasing the number of sensors on the robot (C) Simplifying sensor calibration (D) Combining data from multiple sensors to improve accuracy 4. Which of the following is used for object recognition in robotics? (A) Infrared sensors (B) Proximity sensors (C) Temperature sensors (D) Vision algorithms 5. What is “visual odometry” used for in robotics? (A) Estimating the robot’s position and orientation by analyzing visual data (B) Measuring temperature changes (C) Navigating through GPS signals (D) Detecting environmental hazards 6. Which algorithm is commonly used for feature detection in computer vision? (A) K-means clustering (B) Hough Transform (C) Principal Component Analysis (PCA) (D) Support Vector Machine (SVM) 7. What does “object segmentation” refer to in robotic perception? (A) Classifying objects based on size (B) Identifying and isolating objects within an image (C) Measuring object distances (D) Recognizing patterns in data 8. Which sensor technology is often used for detecting objects in low light conditions? (A) Sonar (B) Ultrasonic (C) LIDAR (D) Infrared 9. What is the purpose of “robotic localization”? (A) To determine the robot’s position within a given environment (B) To map an environment (C) To execute navigation commands (D) To manage power consumption 10. Which technique is used to enhance image quality in robotic perception systems? (A) Signal modulation (B) Data compression (C) Image filtering (D) Frequency analysis 11. What is “semantic segmentation” in computer vision? (A) Calculating image resolution (B) Dividing an image into regions based on semantic meaning (C) Enhancing color contrast (D) Detecting edges in images 12. Which type of camera is commonly used for 3D perception in robotics? (A) Monocular camera (B) Stereo camera (C) Thermal camera (D) Panoramic camera 13. What does “depth mapping” allow a robot to do? (A) Analyze sound frequencies (B) Identify object colors (C) Measure object temperature (D) Determine the distance to objects in a scene 14. Which algorithm is used for tracking objects over time in video sequences? (A) Genetic Algorithm (B) Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) (C) Kalman Filter (D) Simulated Annealing 15. What is “feature extraction” in robotic perception? (A) Retrieving raw sensor data (B) Identifying and extracting significant features from sensory data (C) Enhancing sensor resolution (D) Generating robot movement commands 16. Which of the following is a common application of robotic perception in autonomous vehicles? (A) Path planning (B) Traffic signal recognition (C) Environmental mapping (D) Battery management 17. What does “object tracking” involve in robotic perception? (A) Identifying object types (B) Following the object’s movement over time (C) Measuring object dimensions (D) Analyzing environmental conditions 18. Which technique helps robots understand complex scenes by identifying objects and their relationships? (A) Edge detection (B) Color detection (C) Pattern recognition (D) Scene parsing 19. What is “stereo vision” in robotics? (A) A technique for detecting objects using a single camera (B) A method for improving color accuracy (C) A system for enhancing image resolution (D) A method for creating 3D perception using two cameras 20. Which of the following is used to measure distances using sound waves? (A) Ultrasonic sensor (B) Radar (C) LIDAR (D) Infrared sensor