True or False: If a robot loses its master, it will continue to operate normally.

When a robot loses its master, it refers to the loss of its reference or calibration point that it relies on for accurate movement and operation. In this context, the statement is false. A robot depends on its master for precise coordination in executing tasks within its designated workspace. Without this reference, the robot cannot accurately determine its position or perform its functions effectively, leading to potential malfunctions or unsafe operation.

In scenarios where the master is lost, such a robot may not carry out its programmed tasks reliably, risking safety and productivity. Therefore, the robot will not continue to operate normally as it would require a proper reference point to ensure accurate and safe movements. In many cases, further actions such as recalibrating the robot to regain its master would be necessary before it can be trusted to operate correctly again.