Showing posts with label Robot Research and Develomnet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robot Research and Develomnet. Show all posts

Monday, 4 April 2016

research and developement

Investigating the Industrial Revolution and looking at the effects of mass changes in technologies and the impact this has on wider society and how this would relate to any future changes that could potentially cause mass unemployment or changes in which society could be changed especially when considering status either class or financial.





Sunday, 3 April 2016

robot research and development

Jetsons
  I, for one, welcome our new robot underlings. Photograph: Everett Collection / Rex Feature
 Robots can take over some of our jobs. But some things only humans can do
 http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/oct/22/robots-can-take-over-some-of-our-jobs-but-some-things-only-humans-can-do

Friday, 1 April 2016

robot research and development

The evolution of the computer and the direct relation to the deterioration of our memory's.



robot research and development

Why should we fear robots, the can be seen to be carrying out the jobs and tasks that we do not want to do ourselves. they can be seen to be making our lives safer by risk assessing dangerous situations. Outside of the armed forces they are being manufactured as helpers and are not to be feared. What we need to fear is the people who are controlling them. The humans that by the very nature of being human are open to distortion of emotions and likely to abuse the power they have. We need to fear those who use robots to try and control peoples behaviour and actions.

robot research and development

The question we must ask is not if, but rather when will we (humans) all be out of a job. Many work places already have robotics which carry out a large proportion of the manufacturing, analytical jobs. What are the side effects of huge job losses? Will we just create roles for ourselves that we justify as necessary? will the robots free us to think about problems in a new way, which was previously not possible.

robot research and development

How long has the concept of artificial intelligence been around? Well I suppose it depends on how you classify artificial intelligence. If you term intelligence by logic and the ability to reason and as a result produce a outcome, then artificial intelligence has been around for quite a while. However if we are talking about emotions, feelings and responding to these in a suitable manner then I still think robots have far to go.   



Saturday, 26 March 2016

Friday, 25 March 2016

Robot Research and development

This is similar to what we are thinking, however I'm not sure this will come into being in 9 years time.

Research and Development

http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/bmw-vision-next-100-news-specs-pics-performance/

In 2116, BMW envisions a car that flexes, drives itself, or lets you do it

Research and Development

The SmartThings Future Report Taps Experts to Tell Us How We Will Live in 100 Years

From underwater cities to space-orbiting hotels, a new report offers a sneak peek at the year 2116





A rendering from the SmartThings Future Report shows underwater cities in the year 2116.

Robot Research and Development

http://nautil.us/blog/heres-what-well-do-in-space-by-2116

Here’s What We’ll Do in Space by 2116

Robot Research and Development

This is my kind of robot. It's cute and non threatening. ;)

Research



Research and Development

http://geneticist.tumblr.com/post/5859985175/australian-performance-artist-stelarc-had-an
Australian performance artist, Stelarc, had an artificial ear surgically implanted into his arm to bring attention to the ways in which technology is blurring what is morally acceptable in terms of life. Stelarc plans to install a microphone into the prosthetic ear, thereby allowing it to “hear.”
A essay by Denise Overby about the art of Stelarc. the full essay can be found here.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/14/science/14corp.html

Research and Development

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/darpa-cortical-modem-connects-brain-directly-computer-electronic-telepathy-telekinesis-1488476

DARPA Cortical Modem connects brain directly to computer for 'electronic telepathy and telekinesis'

Research and Development



DARPA’s Top 3 Predictions For The Future


Thursday, 24 March 2016

Research and Development

http://www.33rdsquare.com/2013/03/the-transhumanist-reader.html
A interesting website focusing on science, technology, futurism and ideas. The link takes you to a book review for the book The Transhumanist Reader. There are many other interesting articles.

Robot Research and Development

Film poster. This film might be interesting to have a look at for our research.

Research and Development

The Biggest Worry About Transhumanism

An interesting viewpoint on the current transhummerist movement and thoughts on future predictions. 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/zoltan-istvan/the-biggest-worry-about-t_b_5362161.html