Capacitive Sensors in Robotics: A Beginner's Guide

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Guide Questions: You may type your answers in the comment section.
1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics?
2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors?
3. What are the advantages of using capacitive sensors in human-robot collaboration?
4. What challenges do capacitive sensors face in real-world applications?
5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics?

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Alexa Janne S. Arioja 10-LYNX 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? > Capacitive sensors are crucial in robotics for measuring changes in capacitance between sensors and objects, determining their presence or absence. They generate an electrostatic field and monitor changes caused by dielectric or conductive materials. These sensors can feel objects without contact and detect various materials, including non-metallic ones, increasing safety and precision in robotic applications.

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Ara Bella S. Quilestino 10 - LYNX 1.What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Capacitive sensors are crucial in robotics, enabling robots to sense their environment without contact. They use electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and even track multiple points of contact all without any physical contact.

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Leon Anthony S. Juaneza 10-LYNX 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? -Capacitive sensors allow robots to feel and perceive their surrounding environment without touching anything. They use electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and even track multiple points of contact. This also allows the robot take less damage or wear.

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Ana Althea B. Mabaylan 10 - LYRA 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? - Proximity capacitive sensors are designed to detect the presence of objects without requiring direct contact. While touch capacitive sensors respond to direct touch input from users.

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Sabina Claudia Barbosa 10 - ANDROMEDA 1.) What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? - Capacitive sensors allow robots to sense their environment without actually touching anything. They use electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and even track multiple points of contact all without any physical contact.

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Tysh Maeganne Z. Sagocsoc 10- Hermes 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? -Capacitive sensors allows robots to sense their environment without creating contact. They are the unseen heroes of robotics. It allows electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure and track multiple points of contact. For example proximity capacity sensors which has an electric field around the sensor which disrupts the field if an object is in its vicinity.

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Faith N. Ragas 10-ANDROMEDA 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Robots using capacitive sensors can sense their surroundings without coming into direct contact with them because they can detect changes in the electric fields that surround them. By functioning as "electric feelers," these sensors help robots navigate, interact with objects, and carry out tasks more accurately. They are essential for improving the awareness and productivity of robots in a variety of tasks.

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Janaya Dyreane S. Baja X Lyra 1.Capacitive sensors in robotics detect objects and humans without contact by measuring changes in capacitance when conductive targets enter their electric field. This allows for safer interactions and is ideal for applications in industrial automation and collaborative robotics. Their ability to differentiate between touch types enhances human-robot interactions, improving the functionality and safety of robotic systems.

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Angel Anne L. Martirez 10-Orion❤ 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? It detects nearby objects,measure pressure and even track multiple points of contact ,without physical contact offering effiency and safeness in the world of Robotics.

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Christian Dynniel M. Llanos 10-LYNX 5. Discuss the significance of capacitive sensors in expanding the applications of robotics. Capacitive sensors have significantly broadened the scope of robotics by offering both versatility and precision. These sensors detect changes in capacitance, influenced by factors such as proximity, distance, or material presence, making them ideal for tasks like proximity detection, level monitoring, gesture recognition, and material identification. Their ability to deliver accurate measurements across diverse environments has driven the advancement of more sophisticated and capable robotic systems.

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Renalyn R. Gaid 10 - Orion 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Capacitive sensors use electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and track multiple points of contact without any physical contact, ensuring safety in the world of robotics.

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James Miguel Lumantas 10-Lyra 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Capacitive sensors allow a robot to detect either solid or liquid objects without physical contact.

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Ralf Mikael A. Lopez 10-Andromeda 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? In the field of robotics, capacitive sensors provide efficiency and safety by measuring pressure, identifying nearby objects, and even tracking numerous points of contact without requiring physical contact.

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Messiah Emmanuelle Lei P. Salomon 10-Cassiopeia 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? -Capacitive sensors in robotics primarily function as proximity sensors, detecting the presence of objects without requiring physical contact. They work by measuring changes in capacitance, which is the ability of an object to store electrical charge. When an object approaches the sensor, it alters the capacitance, allowing the sensor to detect its presence and proximity. This capability is crucial for various robotic applications, such as obstacle avoidance, object handling, and precision positioning.

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Jaynie Margaret M. Lashley 10 - Andromeda 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? - Capacitive sensors in robotics primarily function as proximity sensors, detecting the presence of objects without requiring physical contact. They work by measuring changes in capacitance, which is the ability of an object to store electrical charge. When an object approaches the sensor, it alters the capacitance, allowing the sensor to detect its presence and proximity.

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Cassandra Louis R. Bigwas 10 - Lynx 2.) How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? Proximity capacitive sensors detect the presence of an object without physical contact and are widely used in non-contact sensing, proximity detection, and object detection while touch capacitive sensors detect the presence of a touch by measuring the change in capacitance caused by the human body's capacitance and widely used in touch screens and touch buttons.

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Neeka Ella P. Guillero 10 - Lynx 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? By creating a protective zone around themselves and allowing them to sense people or items nearby without coming into close touch, capacitive sensors increase safety in industrial robotics. This reduces the likelihood of crashes and mishaps. Further reducing the possibility of harm or injury in shared workspaces, these sensors enable robots to control the amount of force used when handling delicate objects.

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Real Ann R. Dela Victoria 10 Andromeda 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Answer: Capacitive sensors allow robots to perceive their surroundings without coming into close touch with them by detecting changes in the electric fields that surround them. These sensors work as "electric feelers," allowing robots to move, interact with things, and perform tasks more precisely. They are critical for increasing robot awareness and productivity across a wide range of jobs.

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Annarica Nina A. Loyola 10-HERMES 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Capacitive sensors act like a robot's personal space bubble, detecting objects before they make contact.A proximity capacitive sensor emits a weak electric field, kind of like an invisible force field around the sensor. When an object enters this field, it disrupts the field, and the sensor detects that change. This allows robots to judge distances, avoid obstacles, and navigate their surroundings without walking nose-first into a wall.

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Jade Sumalpong 10-Orion 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Capacitive sensors in robotics are primarily used to detect the presence or proximity of objects without physical contact.

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Brigette Love U. Gurrea Grade 10- Andromeda 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? Answer: Proximity capacitive sensors detect objects at a distance before contact by sensing changes in the electric field, allowing robots to avoid collisions. Touch capacitive sensors, on the other hand, identify physical contact and determine the exact location of the touch, enabling interaction with objects or humans through direct touch.

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Nuriel Danna S. Garcia 10 - LYNX 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? Proximity capacitive sensors detect objects from a short distance without contact, while touch capacitive sensors require direct physical touch to work.

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Chris Nathan Dwayne M. Dura 10 - Lynx 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? A: Capacitive sensors in robotics are primarily used to detect objects or changes in the environment by measuring variations in capacitance. These sensors can detect the presence, proximity, or touch of objects, making them useful for tasks like object recognition, collision avoidance, and interaction with the environment.

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Anika Charisse D. Dawal 10 - Lyra 3. What are the advantages of using capacitive sensors in human-robot collaboration? ANS: Capacitive sensors are ideal for human-robot collaboration since they sense both metal and non-metal things, including human touch, without requiring direct contact. They provide fast, accurate sensing, which improves safety and interactivity by responding swiftly to proximity and touch, making robots more sensitive to human presence.

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Tabitha Glenne P. Lagria 10 - Cassiopeia 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? A: Capacitive sensors can enhance safety in industrial robotics by detecting the presence of human workers or objects near the robot, triggering a stop or slowdown to prevent accidents. Their ability to sense through non-metallic materials adds an extra layer of protection by detecting potential hazards even behind protective barriers.

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Kaihanne A. Manticahon 10 - LYNX 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? - Proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors by detecting objects from a distance without physical contact, sensing changes in capacitance as an object approaches. This capability allows robots to detect obstacles before making contact, supporting obstacle avoidance and navigation. In contrast, touch capacitive sensors provide more nuanced interactions with the environment by requiring direct physical contact to initiate a response.

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Princess Dawn B. Lamberte 10 - LYNX 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? Capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics by detecting nearby objects and people without physical contact. They allow robots to adjust their movements, preventing collisions and maintaining safe distances from operators. These sensors are effective in various environments, including low visibility areas, ensuring consistent safety.

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Ruztylou Gaviola 10-LYRA 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? -The primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics is to detect and measure changes in capacitance, typically used for proximity sensing, touch detection, and object presence detection. They work by measuring the change in the electrical field when an object comes near the sensor. This allows robots to detect human touch, identify nearby objects without physical contact, and improve precision in handling or navigating environments.

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Roda A. Patayon 10 - LYNX 3. What are the advantages of using capacitive sensors in human-robot collaboration? Capacitive sensors can be used to create more natural and intuitive interfaces for human-robot interaction. This is because capacitive sensors can detect multiple points of contact simultaneously, which allows robots to track the movements of human hands and fingers more accurately. This can make it easier for humans to control robots and communicate with them using natural gestures. Additionally, capacitive sensors can be used to create touch-sensitive surfaces that can be used to control robots or provide feedback to humans. This can make human-robot interaction more intuitive and engaging.

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Jannah Loreen S. Galla 10 - CASSIOPEIA Q: 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? A: The primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics is to detect the presence or proximity of objects, including both metallic and non-metallic materials (such as plastics, liquids, and glass). They work by measuring changes in the capacitance between the sensor and the object. Capacitive sensors are often used for object detection, level sensing, and position tracking in robotics, allowing for more versatile interaction with various materials.

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Irah Nicole D. Ampasin 10 - Cassiopeia 1.What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? The primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics is to allow robots to sense their environment without physical contact. These sensors use electric fields to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and track multiple points of contact. This capability enables robots to interact with their surroundings more effectively and safely, performing tasks that require precision and sensitivity.

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Chelsie Ann P. Carnaje Grade 10 - Hermes 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Answer: Capacitive sensors in robotics primarily function as proximity sensors. They detect the presence or absence of objects or measure the distance to an object by sensing changes in capacitance caused by the presence of conductive or dielectric materials. This allows robots to detect and interact with objects without physical contact, which is useful for tasks such as obstacle detection, object positioning, and touch sensing.

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Rhilyne B.Rivas 10-ANDROMEDA 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? Capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics by detecting nearby objects or humans, preventing collisions, and ensuring safety barriers are properly in place. They are also used in emergency stop systems to halt operations if someone gets too close. Additionally, these sensors adjust robot movements to maintain safe distances and assist in quality control by monitoring material conditions.

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Schumary Faye L. Reyes 10-LYNX 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? ANSWER: In robotics, capacitive sensors are mostly used to measure changes in capacitance between the sensor and the object being tracked in order to determine if an item is present or absent. They work by generating an electrostatic field and monitoring changes brought about by the inclusion of dielectric or conductive materials. Because of this feature, capacitive sensors can feel things without making contact with them and detect a wide range of materials, including non-metallic ones. This is advantageous for robotic applications as it increases safety and precision.

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Loreyn C. Nanay 10 - Lynx 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? - The primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics is to allow robots to sense their environment and detect objects without making physical contact. By using electric fields, these sensors detect changes in their surrounding environment, enabling robots to judge distances, avoid collisions, and perform delicate tasks with precision. This enhances their ability to navigate safely, interact with humans, and handle various objects with care.

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Jullian A. Pangan 10 - Lynx 5. Discuss the significance of capacitive sensors in expanding the applications of robotics. Capacitive sensors have played a crucial role in expanding the applications of robotics due to their versatility and sensitivity. These sensors measure changes in capacitance, which can be influenced by factors like distance, proximity, or the presence of different materials. This makes them suitable for a wide range of tasks, including proximity sensing, level sensing, gesture recognition, and material sensing. The ability of capacitive sensors to provide precise measurements and operate in various environments has contributed to the development of more advanced and capable robotic systems.

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Zion E. Paberecio 10 - ANDROMEDA 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? ANSWER: Capacitive sensors enhance industrial robotics safety by detecting object proximity, preventing collisions, and monitoring safety barriers to ensure safe operation and reduce accidents.

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Shiloh Nouvel A. Miquiabas 10 - ANDROMEDA 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Answer: The primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics is to detect changes in capacitance caused by the presence of objects, including non-metallic materials like plastics or liquids, allowing robots to sense proximity, position, or the level of materials.

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Xharmei Therese P. Barcenilla 10 - Lyra 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? Answer: Proximity capacitive sensors create a "personal space bubble" around the robot, detecting objects before they make contact. They use electric fields to sense disruptions caused by nearby objects, allowing robots to avoid collisions. Touch capacitive sensors, on the other hand, enable robots to detect physical contact, similar to human touch, and can pinpoint the location of contact.

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Jhonlee O. Oliveros Grade 10 - Lyra 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? :So basically, they resemble tiny electric sensors that let robots detect their environment without really making contact with anything. Without making any actual physical contact, they use electricity to track several points of contact, determine pressure, and identify surrounding objects.

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Jasmine Jade D. Cañete 10-Lyra 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? - Proximity capacitive sensors are essential for enhancing safety in industrial robotics. They enable robot arms to identify the proximity of human workers and halt operations to avoid contact, thus preventing potentially hazardous scenarios. Additionally, force/pressure capacitive sensors also enhance safety by allowing robots to manipulate fragile objects and interact with humans using the correct amount of force.

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Maria Juliana Lois M. Palacio 10 - LYRA 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? The primary function of capacitive sensors is to sense their environment without touching anything. They use electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and even track multiple points of contact, all without any physical contact.

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Lloyd Zeus M. Ladoroz 10 - Lyra 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? ANS: Proximity capacitive sensors detect objects and obstacles without the use of touch. Touch capacitive sensors on the other hand detect these objects by using physical contact. Touch capacitive sensors also have precision and accuracy on detecting where the disruption took place. Unlike proximity capacitive sensors that can only detect on how far away an object is.

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Antonnette C. Tayrus 10 - Andromeda Q1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? Answer: Capacitive sensors are little electric feelers that allow robots to sense their environment without touching anything. Just like finding your way in a dark room, and reaching out your hand to feel your way around, capacitive sensors are like this for robots. They use electricity to detect nearby objects, measure pressure, and track multiple point of contact, all without physical contact.

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Kobie James B. Gabales 10-Andromeda 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? Proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors by detecting objects at a distance without the need for physical contact. They sense changes in capacitance as an object nears, enabling robots to identify obstacles in advance and avoid collisions during navigation. On the other hand, touch capacitive sensors require direct physical contact to trigger a response, allowing for more detailed interactions with the environment.

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Ettena Marie A. Gabales 10 Andromeda 5. In what ways can capacitive sensors enhance safety in industrial robotics? - Capacitive sensors help prevent collisions between robots and humans in industrial settings. They can detect when a human worker is near a robot, allowing the robot to stop and avoid a potential accident.

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Christine M. Luna 10 - Andromeda 09/12/2024 12:40 (time stamp) _3. What are the advantages of using capacitive sensors in human-robot collaboration?_ - There are several advantages to *using capacitive sensors in human-robot collaboration,* as they *enable robots to work alongside humans with greater safety and precision, to handle objects with delicate care, and to learn from human demonstration with remarkable speed* by giving robots the ability to sense and interact with their environment in ways that are more or just as skillfully efficient to human-beings.

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Zara Mae M. Jurane 10- Andromeda 2. How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? - proximity capacitive sensors which detects objects before it makes contact, while touch capacitive sensors detect physical contact.

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Joshua Cliff L. Aurigue X - Cassiopeia 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? - The main purpose of capacitive sensors in robotics is to enable robots to perceive their environment without directly touching it. These sensors employ electric fields to identify nearby objects, gauge pressure, and monitor multiple points of contact simultaneously. This functionality allows robots to interact with their surroundings more efficiently and safely, carrying out tasks that demand precision and sensitivity.

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Farrah Monica B. Leuterio 10 - Cassiopeia 2.) How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? A: Proximity capacitive sensors detect objects before physical contact by sensing disruptions in the electric field from a distance, acting like a "personal space bubble" for robots. Touch capacitive sensors, on the other hand, detect direct physical contact, allowing robots to interact delicately with objects, similar to how touch screens on smartphones work.

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Princess Jelian M. Ucat 10 - Cassiopeia Q2: How do proximity capacitive sensors differ from touch capacitive sensors? A: Proximity capacitive sensors detect objects without touching them by sensing disruptions in an electric field, like a "personal space bubble" for robots. Touch capacitive sensors, on the other hand, detect physical contact, allowing robots to feel and interact with objects by sensing touch and pressure.

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Daniella G. Estanilla X - Cassiopeia 1. What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? - It identifies close objects, measures pressure, and can even track multiple points of contact without requiring actual contact, providing efficiency and safety in the field of robotics.

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Adrienne Kiesh R. Magbanua 10 - Cassiopeia Q1: What is the primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics? A: The primary function of capacitive sensors in robotics is to enable robots to detect and interact with their environment without physical contact. These sensors measure changes in electrical fields to sense nearby objects, detect physical touch, and gauge pressure, allowing robots to navigate, avoid obstacles, handle objects delicately, and interact safely with humans.