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Who:

What:

Where:

Why:

Area chosen: (Pick one)

Entertainment

Companionship

Customer Service

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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An educational tool for teaching kids about machine learning, by letting them train a computer to recognise text, pictures, numbers, or sounds, and then make things with it in tools like Scratch.

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1. What are two things you have learned about today?

2. How would you incorporate humanoid robots into your ideal world?

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1. Click the '+' sign under each section to add post.

2. Write your name and class under the 'Subject' column. For example, if your name is Alex and you are from 4A, write 'Alex 4A'.

3. Type your responses/discussion points/upload your work on this Padlet.

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Point your camera at things to hear how to say them in a different language

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Semantris is a word association game powered by machine learning.

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tinyurl.com/makerobot

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Make a Robot | A fun activity for children of all ages - click and drag parts to design a robot

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LibRobot: It has extendable legs that is able to make the robot taller to reach the taller shelves of the library! It also has precise handles as hands so that it can hold onto books securely. It also has a noise detector in its ears to monitor the noise levels in the library.

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Ganard

Meant to be a therapist to help adults, teenagers and even kids with disorders like Autism, etc.

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My robot name is : Frankenstein

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Name: Frank

Description: My robot came practice badminton with us.

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Elliyah- Project Manager

Clarice- Project Executive

Xin En- Data Analyst

Vanessa- Data Analyst

Hui Ting- uCoder

YiJie- uCoder

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Group 1(Yi Jie, Clarice, Elliyah, Vanessa, Hui Ting, Xin En)

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Group 1(Yi Jie, Clarice, Elliyah, Vanessa, Hui Ting, Xin En)

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Theme: Customer Service

Who is the user? Hotel guests

Who has the problem? Hotel guests and hotel staff

Who will benefit from the social robots? Everybody in the hotel

Where is the source of the problem? The hotel

administration+ government+ the Karen cleaners who don’t approve

Where will the social robots be used at? The hotel’s front desk to help guests check in or out of the hotels.

What is the problem you're fixing? Long waiting times

What is the use of the social robots? To shorten the guests waiting time

Why is the problem worth solving? Because we are affected by it

Why is a social robot the solution? It wont get exhausted and can work 24hrs

Theme: Customer service

Who is the user? Families of the dead and the dead.

Who has the problem? People who can't cope with the emotional setbacks of being a funeral director.

Who will benefit from the robots? People of all ages when they pass on.

Where is the source of the problem? The emotional bonds with every human that the director might have and when seeing them pass on might be very saddening.

Where will be the social robots be? At the funeral company's shop to help assist and dress the dead.

What is the problem that you're fixing? When the funeral director might be very depressed watching people pass on, of all ages and maybe people who don't deserve to die and being mum despite carrying a lot of emotional burden watching how sad everyone is.

What is the use of the social robot? There are more people who increasingly think that death is a negative topic they like to talk about and they do not want to work in the industry. With social robots, we don't have to worry about not having people in that industry and everyone can rest in peace.

Why is a social robot the solution? Because robots don't have emotional connections with their customers and they will not feel emotions and do not have to carry a emotional burden as it is unable to feel.

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Group 2 (Truman, Dylan, Jing Kai, Inderveer, Kaung Sat)

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Group 2 (Truman, Dylan, Jing Kai, Inderveer, Kaung Sat)

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Area Chosen: Entertainment and Companionship

Who: Children in the orphanages

What: A comedian that is a child companion.

Where: The play area of the orphanages.

Why: Most children in orphanages do not have friends or family so Mini can tell them jokes and make them laugh.

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Roles

Truman - uCoder

Dylan - uCoder

Kaung Sat - Project Manager

Inderveer - Project Executive

Jing Kai - Data Analysis

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Who: children at particular primary/secondary school.

What: The purpose is to stimulate the mental coordination of the brain as the children think to solve the riddles. However, the main purpose is to entertain the children.

Where:

At the school gate of any primary /secondary school.

Why:

According to nst.com, Children are reporting symptoms of anxiety and stress related to school as early as primary school. We firmly believe that this campaign can reduce stress levels of children.

PROBLEM STATEMENT: Kids come to school with anxiety, stress and depressed. So, we are building this social robot to relieve their stress.

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Yashdeep: Project Manager - Slides Editor

Hong Sheng: Project Executive - Slides Editor

Ashvath: uCoder

Yi Zhe: uCoder

Juntao: Data Analyst