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    When a free diver dives into deep water, where they know that their life is at risk they aren't thinking about what they’re gonna get for their mother’s for her birthday. Their focusing on one thing. Their focusing and keeping their mind blank, and they think about how they’re connecting with the sea and nothing else. I wish i would’ve known that before. I was bored with my life. I had the same schedule every day. Go to school, come back, do homework, eat, and sleep. Then i would repeat…

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    opposing force. The chapter on agriculture involving the farmer is closing, and a new chapter in autonomous robots is beginning. Robotics has made a quake in agriculture, and farmers have become aware of the benefits resulting from autonomous robots. From vehicle guidance to automated deweeding, soon there will be nothing left for the farmer, replacing the dirty, dull, and dangerous work. Within itself, autonomous robotics is paving a path to mankind’s future. The integration of technology into…

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    Autonomous Cars Essay

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    Autonomous Cars are Better than Human Drivers Many people believe that driverless cars will have a great impact on our society because promoting driverless cars will provide people with many more benefits than they already have. Without the benefits provided by the cars, society is a much more dangerous place with human drivers. Therefore, benefits provided by driverless cars, such as safety, cost efficiency, time efficiency, and mobility for people who do not drive prove they should be promoted…

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    Autonomous Armed Robots

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    The argument of whether or not it is morally justifiable to allow fully autonomous robots to ‘play god’ over the lives of people in conflict is a major issue in today’s political climate. The activist group ‘The campaign to stop killer robots’ argues that it is morally unjustifiable to allow such technology to exist, stating that it will challenge the protection of civilians, more conflicts and the absence of human judgment or moral values. Their arguments make an effort to convince readers to…

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    However, is the amount of technology we have available enough to create a completely autonomous robot which can critically think and make decisions? And if not, are the robots we can currently create really 'useful ' or are they pointless predecessors of what could potentially be…

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    Dr. Gu says “It is a fully autonomous robot, that is in line with a future mars sample return mission.” with a straight face as if that is no big deal. Just that statement alone explains the huge difference between robotics in high school and college. Fully autonomous means that there is no human contact at all, and the robot will drive and think on its own. In high school the autonomous robots run through a list of commands that will complete a specific task…

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    A great example of this is the defense industry. Militaries around the world have already adopted new technologies like unmanned drones and advanced facial scanning. And the next step is the artificial intelligence era of weapons called lethal autonomous weapons systems or LAWS. Around the world, countries including South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States have begun implementing these technologies, for example, automated gun turrets and drones that have the ability to kill…

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    §316.86) “any person with a valid driver’s license may operate an autonomous vehicle. This provision places responsibility on the person who puts the vehicle into autonomous mode.” However, I think it is easy to anticipate situations in which the operator could be partially responsible, but as the Florida bar Journal analyzed, “a passenger in the vehicle who disengages the autonomous mode or otherwise interferes with the autonomous mode is also responsible.” From the F.S. §316.86, we can find…

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    Mostly everyone in the world has thought about their future. And some of those people have thought about inventions so great and beyond our lifetime but what if I tell you one of those inventions is coming soon. That invention … is a driverless car. The Creation Driverless cars is the beginning of a new beginning breaking the technology industries itself. The great creation was created by Google engineers and employees, Google companies also tended to the situation. Soon this may lead to…

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    Dangers Of Scuba Diving

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    numbers means that the number of recreational divers is increasing quickly, and there is a clear need for awareness of dangers and injuries that may occur. Coral reefs, shipwrecks, caverns, and many other underwater treasures around the world are great for scuba divers wanting to explore the underwater world. Although scuba diving is a worldwide popular sport, there are many dangers that affect humans as they participate in this activity. Pulmonary embolisms and decompression sickness are just…

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