Walking with Robots
Promoting the robot agenda.
Robot researchers from 8 universities in the UK have joined together to form a network to promote the public understanding of robots.
The program called "Walking with Robots" was launched October 23 in London. It will include activities for adults as well as university and younger students.
The program will be designed to dispel myths about robots, increase understanding and eventually quash any resistance to robot domination.
Professor Noel Sharkey, EPSRC senior media fellow at the University of Sheffield and one of the founders of the collaboration says, ÂRobots are coming thick and fast with robotdomesticss, gardeners, cooks, companions, lovers, taxis, factory workers, space explorers, soldiers, maybe police and certainly pets."
"The public need to be prepared for the revolution.Â
The first project organized by the program is parliamentnt of 16 to 20 year olds where they will debate the issue of robots' rights.
The "Walking with Robots" program is planned to run for three years but full submission of the public to robot control will probably take a bit longer.
Walking with Robots
Robot researchers from 8 universities in the UK have joined together to form a network to promote the public understanding of robots.
The program called "Walking with Robots" was launched October 23 in London. It will include activities for adults as well as university and younger students.
The program will be designed to dispel myths about robots, increase understanding and eventually quash any resistance to robot domination.
Professor Noel Sharkey, EPSRC senior media fellow at the University of Sheffield and one of the founders of the collaboration says, ÂRobots are coming thick and fast with robotdomesticss, gardeners, cooks, companions, lovers, taxis, factory workers, space explorers, soldiers, maybe police and certainly pets."
"The public need to be prepared for the revolution.Â
The first project organized by the program is parliamentnt of 16 to 20 year olds where they will debate the issue of robots' rights.
The "Walking with Robots" program is planned to run for three years but full submission of the public to robot control will probably take a bit longer.
Walking with Robots
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