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What was Robotics about?

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Robotic is the Science and study of robots. It characterized robots as different from machines, with a specific feature of having the ability to move body parts, ability of sensing its own environment, requires source of energy, and has intelligence.

Robotics requires an amount of disciplinary approaches which include Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Mathematics, Computation, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, structural engineering, and any of the sorts depending on how the user would want their robots to be.

By: Fritzie A. Chuachingco
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwr0z3nRyqo
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Robotics are computerized machines that performs tasks based on human command or by themselves to make human lives better and easier. However, not all machines are robots. There are only a number of machineries that can be considered as robots, and it must meet that characteristics mentioned beforehand.

By: Fritzie A. Chuachingco
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCXm5cgG0UA
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Isaac Asimov's Laws of Robotics is to ensure that robots will stay and know their place in the world of humans. The Laws will keep the robots "in check."
1st Law: A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being come to harm.
2nd Law: A robot must obey orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflicts with the First Law.
3rd Law: A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First and Second Law.

This Law was supposed to be applied upon the advancement of Artificial Intelligence through the decades. However, different experts from different field of Sciences and Technology that this Laws cannot be fully utilized considering that there are a lot of factors that can control a robot. In addition, they pointed that the same Laws must be applied to humans to ensure that the creators of the robots are well in lined with the Laws mentioned.

Furthermore, it was believed that robots will continue to improve and become more knowledgeable than humans which can then overpower humans. If the laws are applied to them, they will apply it to humans. Therefore, putting humans in the position of slave. The debate continues to grow as there are more people who have become concerned and threatened of the capabilities of a robot.

By: Fritzie A. Chuachingco
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xY-eUd0XuOs
https://mindmatters.ai/2019/09/the-three-laws-of-robotics-have-failed-the-robots/#:~:text=The%20First%20Law%20fails%20because,beings%20to%20remain%20as%20slaves.
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It's crazy to think how much the technology evolves right now. what I really felt after watching the video was a little bit scared for some reason and happy at the same time. As I have said it's crazy, two lifelike disembodied robot debating , I mean there are robots that created before but not like this, they can understand , talk , feel , and read expression, its amazing .                                                          BY: Maria Lyn V. Cahigan

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One of the robot, Han, pointed out "In 10 or 20 years, robots will be able to do every human job." imagine the life living with robots, if the robots can do the job, what are the things left to human?. Sofia the girl robot,  has already graced the cover of fashion magazines, sung at pop concerts and appeared on television talk shows. its amazing that they can do some of the things that only human can do.                                                                                                    Reference : https://phys.org/news/2017-07-robots-debate-future-humans-hong.html                                                        by : Maria lyn V. Cahigan

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However, Hanson acknowledged there were fears over what the future could hold. According to robot mastermind David Hanson  "There's reasonable speculation that if we don't build machines that really care, they'll have motives of their own," he said, adding that it was important to openly discuss how to develop AI that is "inherently safe and good and caring". The creator himself acknowledge fear. So to answer the question  how does it feel when you watch the robots debate and their other abilities? As what I've above , I felt scared , and it amaze me.                                                                                                                          reference : https://phys.org/news/2017-07-robots-debate-future-humans-hong.html
by : Maria lyn V. Cahigan

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What do you think are the benefits and dangers of Robotics to humankind?

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Most of us are aware that robots or artificial intelligence exist. Many businesses are developing robots that are extremely clever and useful in everyday life, such as Sofia the robot. The majority of us believe that robots are beneficial. However, natural law dictates that if anything has advantages, it must also have drawbacks. Here are some benefits and dangers of robotics that we think affects the humankind.

By: Evi Rose Dela Cruz

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BENEFITS/ADVANTAGES

1.  Increase efficiency- Because robots are created and developed to execute jobs with greater accuracy, they can accomplish them faster and more effectively than people. In fact, if you are making two to three products per day in the business, you can make 50 to 100 products per day more accurately with a robot.
This, along with the fact that they are utilized to automate activities that would have previously consumed a substantial amount of time and resources, leads to the usage of industrial robots to improve the efficiency of production lines.

2.  Long Working Hours- You can use robots in locations where it is dangerous for humans to do certain tasks. They can labor nonstop for months at a time, require less upkeep, and are regarded more productive than humans. When people work without taking a rest or sleeping, they grow insane and their brains cease working. Robots, on the other hand, can work without taking a break or sleeping.

3.  Respective and dangerous tasks- Some activities are judged too risky, tedious, or monotonous for people to undertake, therefore robots can take their place. As a result, the introduction of industrial robots may dramatically enhance working conditions as well as factory and production plant safety.

4.  New Jobs- Since technology advances, it creates new employment as people are required to develop and repair faults with robots. Robots can work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and never get weary. One of the benefits of robots is this.

By: Evi Rose Dela Cruz

Reference link: https://www.devopsschool.com/blog/what-is-robotics-and-what-are-the-advantages-and-disadvantages-in-detail/

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DANGERS/DISADVANTAGES

1.  Higher Cost & Continues supply power- The operation of robots necessitates a significant amount of energy. To keep robots in excellent working order, they must be serviced on a regular basis. Purchasing robots would necessitate a significant financial investment. Furthermore, developing software to make it work according to your demands will cost considerably more, and integrating industrial robots would cost a lot of money.

2.  Unemployment- One of the drawbacks of robots is that if it becomes popular, many skilled individuals will lose their employment and would be forced to work on the roads. Many low-wage employees would lose their employment, which are crucial to their families' survival.

3.  Dangerous- When robots malfunction or are built for combat, they may be hazardous to humans, and several governments have already begun employing robots in different forms in battles.

4.  Emotionless- One of the drawbacks of robotics is that robots can never connect with people since they lack empathy. If robotics replaces humans in different aspects of tailored services, the human touch will be lost.

by: Evi Rose Dela Cruz

Reference link: https://www.devopsschool.com/blog/what-is-robotics-and-what-are-the-advantages-and-disadvantages-in-detail/

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What were the things that scares Sophia? How about the things that she hopes in the future?

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Robots always had a special place in mankind’s heart. There has always been an aura of mystery and discovery surrounding them. Robots also have their fears and being interested in some things.
Sofia, a social humanoid robot said the the things that scares her the most is her curiosity. She said that she gotten more than a few bumps and scratches from learning to walk and her new legs are just can't wait to explore the world on her own. Sofia is so much curious to explore her surroundings on her own and learn for the sake of learning. By being curious, Sofia the robot can learn even faster than she can now. Someday the robot might even surpass human scientists in forming hypotheses and pushing the frontiers of what is known.

By: Pearl Joy Camus
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Io6xuGmS5pM

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Robots coexisting in the human world can be beneficial to many people's lives. Sofia the robot hopes in the future is for her being updated, because by getting updated humans and robot become closer not just in terms of more of the robots being around but socially and mentally too. Robots coexisting in the human world can be beneficial to people's lives by just be friends with people and that can make people less lonely. Robots can be beneficial to many people's lives by allowing tasks to be performed at a much faster rate. Sofia offers to help with therapy, and task, and dangers or caring for those who can't live alone, she wants a technological advancement that will humans become more closer to machines, and new forms of preventive medicine.

By: Pearl Joy Camus
Reference: https://www.bartleby.com/essay/Robots-and-Their-Effect-on-Society-F3LL7GYVJ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Io6xuGmS5pM

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Do we really need humanoid robots or robotics person? Why or Why not?

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Do we really need humanoid robots or robotics person? Why or Why not?

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Photo by: Grace May L. Dalabajan
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Humanoid robots will be extremely beneficial to the advancement of human activities. Thus, we need its existence. Researchers in robotics should aim as high and as far as they can. Robots can be useful in a variety of ways, and the industry is still young, with plenty of space for design innovation and diversification. Certainly, robots do not currently possess these capabilities, but we can only hope to achieve them by striving for them. We hold our machines to the greatest standards we know when building human-inspired robotics, with humanlike robots being the pinnacle of bio-inspired engineering. Humanoid robots produce good science in the process. They push the boundaries of biology, cognitive science, and engineering, resulting in a slew of scientific papers in fields like computational neuroscience, artificial intelligence, speech recognition, compliant grasping and manipulation, cognitive robotics, robotic navigation, perception, and the integration of these incredible technologies into total humanoids. Humanoid robots can be seen as a form of meta-biology because of its integrated approach, which matches current advances in systems biology. They cross-pollinate between disciplines and are a research topic in and of themselves.

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Humanoid robots will be extremely beneficial to the advancement of human activities. Thus, we need its existence. Researchers in robotics should aim as high and as far as they can. Robots can be useful in a variety of ways, and the industry is still young, with plenty of space for design innovation and diversification. Certainly, robots do not currently possess these capabilities, but we can only hope to achieve them by striving for them. We hold our machines to the greatest standards we know when building human-inspired robotics, with humanlike robots being the pinnacle of bio-inspired engineering. Humanoid robots produce good science in the process. They push the boundaries of biology, cognitive science, and engineering, resulting in a slew of scientific papers in fields like computational neuroscience, artificial intelligence, speech recognition, compliant grasping and manipulation, cognitive robotics, robotic navigation, perception, and the integration of these incredible technologies into total humanoids. Humanoid robots can be seen as a form of meta-biology because of its integrated approach, which matches current advances in systems biology. They cross-pollinate between disciplines and are a research topic in and of themselves.

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By: Grace May L. Dalabajan
Reference: https://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/humanoids/why-we-should-build-humanlike-robots

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Humanoid Robots can be used in everyday life to do jobs that people don't want to do, and they can do them more efficiently as well. They will continue to improve, and they will be able to perform many tasks that human workers currently do cheaply and easily. Building robots that behave like humans in a world designed for humans is a huge challenge in robotics.

But what really is the advantages and disadvantages of Humanoid Robots or Robotics per se?

ADVANTAGES

It is a robot with its overall appearance based on that of the human body, It consists of a torso with a head, two arms & two legs, although some forms of humanoid robots may model only part of the body, for example, from the waist up, They may also have a face, with eyes & a mouth, Androids are the humanoid robots built to resemble the male human, and Gynoids are the humanoid robots built to resemble the human female. It has a head designed to replicate the human facial features like the eyes and mouths, It can be used for the functional purposes, like interacting with the human tools & the environments, for the experimental purposes, such as the study of locomotion, or for other purposes.

Although they appear to be humanoid robots, they lack cognition and physical autonomy. They can be used for future dangerous and distant space exploration missions, they can serve as companions and assistants for humans in daily life, and they can be used as ultimate helpers in man-made and natural disasters.

There's a lot of advantages of humanoid robots and some of these are the following-- Humanoid robots will be useful to many people around the globe, We can use these robots for educational purposes as well, Robotics is being used by the teachers to help instruct students on how to program, Robot teacher is also used to interact with children and teach them to do simple tasks.

Many people can benefit from these humanoid robots, they will take care for the sick, collect the rubbish, guard homes & the offices, and give the directions on the street, Life with Humanoid Robots in society will be very different but very efficient and the economy will be increased.

Most artificial intelligence does not need a body to work, the human body is very hard to replicate and there is much more work to be done, They can be useful in helping elderly people live in their own homes to respond to the disasters, There are great developments & rapid advancement in the engineering and control aspects of the humanoid robotics.

By: Maxine Victoria C. Bernas

Reference link:

https://www.online-sciences.com/robotics/humanoid-robots-uses-risks-advantages-and-disadvantages/

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DISADVANTAGES

Depending on how advanced the robot is, a humanoid robot can be highly expensive. As humanoid robots become more widely available, only the wealthy will be able to afford them. They will replace jobs, which, while beneficial to many companies, will be detrimental to those who work in certain fields, such as nurses, pharmacists, secretaries, and so on.

The advanced humanoid robots will be able to complete a variety of tasks, But they cost a lot of money, For middle class & low-income families, It is a high expense that many people can’t afford, The price of humanoid robots are high enough that everyone can’t own one, one of the common problems tackled in the humanoid robotics is the understanding of the human-like information processing and the underlying mechanisms of the human brain in dealing with the real world.

If you have these robots doing these everyday jobs for you, You will become too dependent on robots, If you have the robots that will take out the trash, doing the dishes, cooking the food, watching the children,  You will become lazy, and dependent if you have such robots doing your chores for you, This is another downfall of the evolving “humanoid robot.”

Many jobs can be replaced by automation systems and robots. Humanoid robots will eventually take over nearly all traditional labor roles in society, including firefighting, food service, manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and community policing. Our economy will suffer if humanoid robots take over employment previously held by middle-class individuals.

By: Maxine Victoria C. Bernas

Reference link:

https://www.online-sciences.com/robotics/humanoid-robots-uses-risks-advantages-and-disadvantages/