- Oct 2024
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techwontsave.us techwontsave.us
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Then, that leads us to not really be investing in or looking at the real solutions to the problem because we just falsely believe that we can let the technology sort this out.
This is common even outside of the care sector. I think we expect that technology can fix many of our problems in the future.
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Although, actually, in reality, it was almost never used, it took a lot of work for pepper to learn how to read emotions.I think you had to feed it many image, so in most commercial applications, that functionality was never used.
Pepper seems like it would be very difficult to use in a care home because every person expresses emotions slightly differently. Would pepper be trained on enough faces expressing emotions to recognize emotion change in everyone?
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So, you know, it’s not safe to use it, we don’t want to use it.
I wonder if some of the hesitation to use these robots is concern for job replacement by these machines.
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And so this becomes one of the many reasons that robots are proposed, as a way to help these workers, or relieve some of these labor issues.
Do these care homes really need a robot or just a machine like a automated lifting program.
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During the time that I was there, over three months, there was only one time where, I was aware of, that the engineers actually visited a care home and interacted with the presumed end users of these robotic devices.
I think its very shortsighted to not interact with the future users of these robots. The engineers need to see what these users need in addition to the basic care if they want to develop advanced care robots.
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That was laying the foundation and saying: Okay, if we’re going to have care robots, first, we’re going to start by establishing a standard for safety
This is very forward thinking of the government. I think safety standards for a lot of robots need to be created even before the technology is truly finalized.
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www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com
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The sensors detect if the user is going uphill and a booster function is activated. When the walker is detected going downhill, an automatic brake kicks in to reduce falls.
UMD's robotics department has student projects in collaboration with gemstone that do very similar things.
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In the interests of lowering cost and complexity, these types of robots do not yet resemble humans or talk to users, but deploy smart technology to help people in specific situations.
I think that's a good idea, especially for elderly who might get confused by a humanoid robot talking to them if they have a cognitive disability.
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revised its list of priorities
Could this list of priorities include reminders about health related things like medication and encouragement of movement.
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- Aug 2024
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www.gutenberg.org www.gutenberg.org
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Miss Glory. But old Rossum meant it literally. He wanted to become a sort of scientific substitute for God. He was a fearful materialist, and that’s why he did it all.
I wonder if some of the programers who create advanced AI systems feel that they are creators of a sort. Perhaps not as severe as a creator of man like old Rossum, but something of the same lines.
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