7, How Do Machines Make Our Lives Better?

Front 1

shot-put

Back 1

掷铅球

Front 2

musculoskeletal

Back 2

muscular, skeletal

Front 3

Pitch

Back 3

Take action to propose a robotics solution to a real life problem and Pitch it to investors.

Front 4

Vector

Back 4

Vector quantity

Front 5

Delta

Back 5

Delta

Front 6

Delegate

Back 6

Collaboration skills. Delegate and share responsibly for decision making collaboratively in teams.

Front 7

ligament

Back 7

Ligaments are tough and elastic tissues. That hold the bone together.

Front 8

Tendons

Back 8

All vertebrates possess a bony internal skeleton to which muscles are attached with tendons.

Front 9

Contract

Back 9

Muscle movement. Is controlled by the nervous system and muscles respond to stimuli by contracting.

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Antagonistic

Back 10

Pairs of muscles that act opposite to each other, like the ones shown are called Antagonistic Muscles.

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Isotonic

Back 11

Isotonic contraction.

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Isometric

Back 12

Isometric contraction.

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Cartilage

Back 13

Each bone ends in a soft structure called Cartilage.

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synovial

Back 14

This boy ends in a soft structure called cartilage and the space between the cartilage, of each bone contains a special lubricant fluid called synovial fluid, which allows movement without friction.

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Fibers

Back 15

Myofibrils, myofilaments, sarcomeres

Myosin, actin, cross bridges

Front 16

Fulcrum

Back 16

Levers use forces acting at a distance from a Fulcrum. to achieve mechanical advantage.

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Neuroprosthetic

Back 17

Neuroprosthetic surgery

假肢神经手术