What kind of information can Integrated Encoders provide?

Integrated Encoders are designed to provide precise feedback about a robot's movements, specifically focusing on distance traveled. They work by measuring the rotation of the motor shaft, which then translates this rotational data into linear distance, enabling a robot to navigate accurately within its environment.

When an encoder counts the rotations of its attached wheel, it can calculate how far that wheel has traveled on the ground, effectively giving the robot information on distance. This is vital for applications such as pathfinding or automated routines, where knowing exactly how far the robot has moved is crucial for maintaining accuracy and consistency in its operations.

The other options pertain to various aspects of motion, but Integrated Encoders chiefly relate to the measurement of distance traveled through the conversion of rotational movement into linear displacement.