This document discusses robots and computer control systems. It defines an actuator as a mechanical device that moves or controls a mechanism, and a sensor as a device that measures the physical environment. It explains that control is achieved by inputting data, processing it in a computer, receiving an output, and getting feedback from the output. Open loop control only considers input, while closed loop continually monitors actual position. Pseudo code uses ordinary words to logically flow a program process. Examples of computer controlled devices include washing machines, microwaves, and factory robots.