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    Wired Robots

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    technological advancements. An example is robots in the manufacturing industry. The robots in this industry, for instance, can be programmed to weld. They allow the company to produce items faster, cheaper and in a safer environment, creating a more efficient and productive workforce. Before the Industrial Revolution began in the 18th century, items were made by hand instead of with machines. They were produced in homes instead of factories (“Man-Made”). Today, robots are doing part of the…

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    “The best way to predict the future is to invent it”. This quote by Alan Kay, a computer scientist, inspired many people. One RedBot, Maker of Morse, is fulfilling this quote. Although there are already robots that can help people, the Maker of Morse can do more than that. It saves people's lives. It uses Morse code to help people in the military, and it's other special features help it to even save people was are starving to death. If there are men in a stuck in a cave, and they are starving,…

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    The Controversial Idea of Technology Visualize a world where technology rules, a world where everything is done by robots, from brushing teeth to operating cars. At first glance, this idea seems remarkable, but if everyone took a closer look, they will reach a realization that this idea is not as outstanding as once thought. This idea creates an overreliance on technology, which could eventually lead to problems. Through “The Veldt” Ray Bradbury attempts to get this point across, with the uses…

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    Blade Runner is set in the year 2019 when society has become disruptive, the environment is polluted, and humanoid robots named replicants are loose in the city. The director and editor, as well as many others, are in charge of making the film have certain elements that let the audience become aware of what is happening. Some of the well known cinematic elements involved with the film are lighting and color. Filmmakers use lighting and color to demonstrate the importance of certain atmospheres…

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    The Importance Of Robots

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    there are some different standpoints for it, the innovations progress humanity even further considering the robots’ efficiency in industry, the success of medical robots in operating rooms and people’s communication skills which are enhanced by technological innovations. Robots, as an advantage of…

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    The Robot's Rebellion: Finding Meaning in the Age of Darwinism is a cognitive science based book by Keith Stanovich that was created to show that humans are able to attain a “rational self-determination while still accepting all of the evident implications that come with the genetic revolution and Darwinism”. While humans always took thought that they were making decisions based on self-preservation, Stanovich states that we are persuaded to make decisions for the betterment of our genes. Due to…

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    Eagleman ends this chapter by comparing our minds to a robot. The speed of our circuits improved by the automatization of tasks - our ability to do things instinctively. Our circuit is also energy efficient because our unconscious does much of the work so we don’t have to think about everything we do. Everytime unconscious learning occurs, we burn a new program into the circuit board, and the tasks becomes automated. The fourth chapter, called “The Kinds of Thoughts That Are Unthinkable”,…

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    For example, technology is advancing every year, things are getting more complex. New phones are being made, new computers, new things are being invented and advanced as we speak.Soon in the near future we won’t even have to walk, we’ll have robots that will do everything for us. There are positive things, and disastrous things that come with the advancement of technology. External influences in technology have more negative impacts than positive. In the article, Talking To Our Devices it…

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    Robots In The Workplace

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    Using robots in the workforce is becoming more and more popular. They are already being used in the military for jobs such as bomb detection and removal, surveillance, and even bombings. The robots in the military all have one thing in common, they are all controlled by a human. Robots which can act alone are being experimented with and in some instances being used. Robots could be used for tasks such as taking orders, cleaning, building…

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    the HULC robotic exoskeleton system, and how it is related to the book fahrenheit 451 and how they could have the same technology in them. I am talking about these two thing because of the robotic dog in the book and real life today about the HULC robot. The Hulc robotic exoskeleton is an exoskeleton that is supposed to help the oxygen usage to be less with the HULC robotic exoskeleton then it would be with someone that is walking without the exoskeleton uses more energy and oxygen. When…

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