Robot obeys. Robot does what human Master wants. Robot is Slave. Androids today are quite “primitive” - they don’t look convincingly “human” - not yet. But soon, they’ll be indistinguishable from us….
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Robot obeys. Robot does what human Master wants. Robot is Slave. Androids today are quite “primitive” - they don’t look convincingly “human” - not yet. But soon, they’ll be indistinguishable from us….
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Robotic Insect Eyes Destined for Next-Gen Micro Drones - IEEE Spectrum |
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‘Robo Raven’ is major breakthrough for micro air vehicles | U Maryland |
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The toy where every young girl is an artist, engineer, architect and visionary! Delete the scoop?
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Africa's Role in Robotics "I’m convinced Africa is going to play a key role in advancing information technologies." contributor Ken Goldberg see also IEEE Spectrum piece by Erico Guizzo announcing AFRON, the African Robotics Network Delete the scoop?
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Stroke experts in the U.K. work with Limbs Alive to develop the first in a collection of action video games that encourage movements to relearn arm and hand control. Read this blog post by Elizabeth Armstrong Moore on Cutting Edge.
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I agree that we are interested in robots as slaves, but the majority of all robotic devices will actually be invisible - just tools.