Description
Imagine you're tasked with implementing a robot that needs to navigate through a busy cafe environment. What factors would you consider to ensure the robot moves around efficiently and safely?
1. Analytical Thinking : You need the ability to breakdown complex problems into smaller, manageable parts to understand the requirements of the robot's navigation.
2. Innovation : Thinking creatively to propose unique solutions for the robot's movement, taking into account the dynamic cafe environment.
3. Attention to Detail : Recognizing the importance of precision in how the robot interacts with its environment to avoid collisions and ensure customer safety.
4. Technical Knowledge : Applying knowledge of robotics and possibly software algorithms relevant to navigation and pathfinding.
1. Problem-Solving Capability : Determining your ability to solve complex, real-world issues with practical solutions.
2. Creativity & Innovation : Assessing your ability to think outside the box when faced with challenging scenarios.
3. Practical Application : Evaluating whether you can apply your technical knowledge and skills to a tangible situation.
4. Adaptability : Judging how well you can adapt your strategies based on the variations in the cafe environment.
1. Consider Different Scenarios : Demonstrate your ability to think through various situations the robot might encounter, like varying levels of busyness in the café.
2. Touch on Safety : Mention the importance of safety for both the robot and the cafe patrons as a primary consideration.
3. Reflect on Technology : Discuss the potential use of technologies, like sensors or AI, that could aid in the robot's navigation and decision-making.