Rosie uses her robotic arm and motor to apply force to the box, causing it to move.
The power output is determined by the force applied by Rosie's arm and the distance over which the force is applied.
The power output is measured to determine the efficiency of Rosie's pushing mechanism and to understand the relationship between force, distance, and power.
The power output can be increased by increasing the force applied by Rosie's arm or by increasing the distance over which the force is applied.
The findings from this experiment can be applied to improve robotic technology and efficiency in tasks that require pushing or moving objects. It can also help in designing more efficient and powerful machinery in various industries.