Electronics, Robotics and Control mind maps
22 mind maps by 21 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 20 user-made mind maps on electronic components, energy sources and robot design. School students can use them to study these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material for secondary-level teaching. Pick a map to explore a topic.
Mind maps
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24 nodesCore 1.3 Energy Generation, Storage and Use 1.3.1 Sourses · 1.3.2 Systems · 1.3.3 Choice
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20 nodesCore 1.6 Electronic systems 1.1.6 Sensors · 1.1.2 Control devices... · Outputs
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51 nodesDesign and Technology Unit 2 Energy · Materials
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25 nodesElectronics Components · Testing · Quality Control · Power Supply
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31 nodesRelocating Powerpack C 2. Gripping Payload · 3. Transporting/Rotat... · 1. Reaching Payload · 4. Depositing Payload
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31 nodesRelocating Powerpack C 2. Gripping Payload · 3. Transporting/Rotat... · 1. Reaching Payload · 4. Depositing Payload
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25 nodesCore 1.3 Energy Generation, Storage and Use 1.3.1 Sourses · 1.3.2 Systems · 1.3.3 Choice
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16 nodesThe Pros and Cons of Robotics Robots can hardly be ... · Robots offer specific... · Austin Hertenstein an...
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17 nodesPros and Cons of Robots A Robot with skills, ... · sophisticated robots ... · Robots can help the f... · Robots offer benefits... · industrial robots can... · The benefits of robot...
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11 nodesRobotics pros and cons robots do not have en... · they can help with as... · robots can help facto... · robots are revolution... · robots can do on thin... · when something gets o...
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31 nodesDT energy non renewable · renewable
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55 nodesLifting Droid/Mech Movement · Arms · Head · Body · Control
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53 nodesMech Robot Movement · Lifting · Body · Storage
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38 nodesunit 2 Energy where does it come from? · fracking · wind power · solar energy
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24 nodesProject PRAISE How will it move? · How will it navigate? · How will it get high ... · How will it collect t...
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30 nodesSumoBot Aesthetics · Materials · Size · Features · Cost · Electronics
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27 nodesSUMO ROBOT Bull · UFO
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42 nodesLifting Robot/Droid Movement · Body · Head · Fuel Type · Control · Arms
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31 nodessumobot color · saftey · size · coast · environment · shape
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27 nodesComputer Mouse Shape · Size · Features · Colour · Connectivity · Types of Mice
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19 nodesmaking the circuit it is the main part o... · made from a kit · How did you maintain/... · equipment · sequence of steps · orientation of compon...
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15 nodesL.E.D Advantages of using LEDs · How LEDs are used in ... · LED uses
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These maps organize topics into connected branches. They cover electronic components and systems, energy generation and storage, and ideas for robot designs. Some also consider the pros and cons of robotics.
For a starting point on robotics, try Pros and Cons of Robots. It brings together ideas about what robots can do and their use in workplaces. For a design-focused example, Relocating Powerpack C explores ways to reach, grip and move a payload.
Study with a map
Choose a branch and follow its connections before moving to the next. In Design and Technology Unit 2, you can compare branches on renewable energy sources. Then cover the map and see which connections you can recall.
When you want to check what you remember with questions rather than a diagram, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start with electronics?
Electronics is a useful starting point because it brings components and their functions together in one map. It includes a power supply, a resistor and a switch. After looking at those branches, you can move to the electronic systems map to explore sensors, control devices and outputs.
What do the robotics mind maps cover?
Some maps consider the advantages and disadvantages of robots, while others explore design ideas. Relocating Powerpack C looks at ways to grip and move a payload, including forklift and gripper ideas. The listing also includes maps about sumo robots and lifting robots.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every mind map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.