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Operation med laser

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Röntga tänderna aparat - Idag

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Röntga tänderna aparat -  Idag

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Storyboard

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Storyboard

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An Evaluation Study of Robot Designsfor Smart Environments

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An Evaluation Study of Robot Designsfor Smart Environments

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Funktioner som bör finnas med i konceptet

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Funktioner som bör finnas med i konceptet

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Scenario

Lottie börjar skolan imorgon och föräldrarna är oroliga. De känner att hon fortfarande är för ung för att ta sig till skolan själv men de har inget val än att acceptera det då de båda jobbar tidigt och slutar sent. Föräldrarna har nyligen köpt "Road Buddy" en smart robot som är just byggd för att underlätta för upptagna föräldrar och lämna/hämta barnen till/från skola.  Anna skriver in adressen i appen som följer med. Adressen registreras och roboten följer adressen.

Nästa dag följer "Road Buddy" Lottie till skolan. Föräldrarna skall iväg på ett möte och slår på Spela in för att sedan kolla tillbaka på hur det såg ut när Lottie promenerade till skolan. Kamerorna som sitter i buddys ögon spelade in färden.

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Comes from Patterns of accurate descriptions and explanations, through controlled observations. Can also come from careful abstract reasoning and logic.
The Real
Is the result of particular actions, taken through specific judgment and farmed by district intentions.
The Ideal
The notion of the ideal refers to the kind of inquiry devoted to the realm of norms and values. In design, the ideal represents what is considered to be desirable as an outcome. What is ideally found to be desired or desirable cannot be realistically be made into concrete reality, however, good approximations can be realized.

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For children, iPal is a fun companion. It can talk, dance, tell stories, play games, encourage physical activity, and enable them to chat with friends, share videos, and safely connect to the internet and social media.

For parents, iPal is a teacher for their children with spoken language learning and tablet-based educational programs, providing educational content in an engaging manner that supports social development and encourages interest in science and technology. Parents can remotely control iPal and monitor their child's safety and activity on their smartphone or desktop from anywhere and at any time.

Elder Companionship/Care

Many elders are alone and lonely. They often have problems keeping track of everyday activities, such as taking their medicine. iPal is a constant companion that supplements personal care services and provides security with alerts for many medical emergencies such as falling down.

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Retail/Hospitality

An example is a chain of children’s stores where iPal greets children when they come in the door, entertains them, tells them about products, etc. Another is as a concierge/greeter in hotels to provide guests with a higher level of personal service.

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Social robots are making their entrance at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. AvatarMind today unveiled its iPal Companion Robot, which is designed as an educational and entertaining friend for children and elderly people.

AvatarMind is showing off the robot in a booth at the Family and Technology Marketplace at the Sands Expo during CES 2017. The robot can sing, dance, navigate a maze, and interact with people. iPal is expected to ship in China in the first quarter, with U.S. availability later in the year.

The iPal is intended to serve as a learning and safety companion for children. It is also designed to get kids off the couch and interested in science and technology. The iPal stands 3.5 feet tall. It has a built-in camera and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth connectivity. Parents can use iPal to keep an eye on children from another room or from anywhere outside the home, and they can even use the robot to interact with their children remotely.

"iPal can make the everyday lives of parents a little easier and provide a much richer experience for children, compared just to sitting in front of a TV or screen," said John Ostrem, CEO of AvatarMind, in a statement. "However, iPal is not intended to be a standalone baby sitter, a replacement for parents, or a substitute for making friends with kids their own age - certainly no robot can or should take the place of parents or friends."

iPal can also be a companion for elders living alone who, due to health or mobility challenges, may not get the social interaction they'd like or may need a bit of assistance around the house. iPal can aid in medication compliance and medical monitoring, and it can supplement professional care services to help the elderly live independently longer. Kids can also use the robots to communicate visually with their grandparents. Standard Android apps can run on the screen located on iPal's chest, and the robot has a microphone to record and save video and audio.

"In many ways, seniors face some of the same challenges as children - physical inactivity and the need to stay connected with those who care about them," Ostrem said. "iPal provides stimulation, companionship, and peace of mind for every generation."

iPal is equipped with many motors that give it a wide range of motion in the arms and neck. Three infrared and five ultrasound sensors provide short- and long-range object detection, with built-in obstacle collision avoidance software, while a 1.3 MP camera and six microphones capture and record video and sound. The battery is in the base to make sure the robot has a low center of gravity and isn't likely to tip over. The robot can see the space around it and avoid nearby objects.

iPal's standard high-performance battery provides a full day of typical use, while an optional upgraded battery runs for nearly three full days on a single charge. iPal is compatible with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and is fully cloud-connected for remote accessibility from anywhere. While it has legs, iPal rolls around on wheels, as walking is much more complex and expensive.

Among other possible applications, iPal could be employed as a greeter or receptionist in a business or at a hotel.

AvatarMind will be offering its iPal robot development platform to potential partners, who can customize it as they wish. The price is expected to range from $1,500 to $2,000.

The company was founded in 2014 by a group of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and robotics experts.

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Meet iPal: a robot companion for kids and the elderly

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Social robots are making their entrance at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. AvatarMind today unveiled its iPal Companion Robot, which is designed as an educational and entertaining friend for children and elderly people. AvatarMind is showing off the robot in a booth at the Family and Technology Marketplace at the Sands Expo during CES 2017.

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The iPal robot opened the Kids at Play Summit at CES 2017. AvatarMind's iPal robot is 3.5 feet tall, about the height of a 5 year old child, and has 24 motors in the neck, arm, fingers, and wrists. A tablet embedded in its chest runs Android applications, enables video chatting, etc.

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Robots with Children: Practices for Human-Robot Symbiosis 

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Robots with Children: Practices for Human-Robot Symbiosis 

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“Robots and humans are good at different things. For example, robots can be easily personalized for individual children’s needs and skill levels, and can provide additional support or practice for children who may need it. Robots can never replace human teachers, nor would we want them to!” - https://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/home-robots/tega-mit-latest-friendly-squishable-social-robot

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But the biggest news today is perhaps ASUS' collaboration with Taiwan's National Police Agency, in order to enable emergency video calls with the police via Zenbo. Details are vague at the moment, but we did see a live demo in which a demonstrator pinged the actual call center (which is probably why they only did the demo once). When this feature eventually rolls out, my guess is that this will require a special voice command or gesture for toggling, and maybe the police can even take over Zenbo's control to better assess the situation.

Other additions made to the Zenbo's voice-controlled feature list mainly surround local services, including food delivery, taxi or van booking, online shopping, banking, medicine prescription, music streaming, house cleaning, gaming and more, but we'll have to wait and see how far voice commands will take us for these.

With kid companionship being one of the big selling points, Shih also unveiled a simple Blockly-based programming suite that will let children as young as five years old use basic logic to automate a Zenbo's movements. As for the even younger kids, they'll also be entertained by simple games and story-telling, which now include an optional subscription featuring Shimajiro the Tiger (aka Eric in Taiwan) -- the 32GB model comes with a one-month free subscription with 19 stories, whereas the 128GB model offers an extra month.

As for the basic set of features, Zenbo is able to control your TV plus stream content to it, be remote-controlled to roam around home for surveillance purposes, human fall-detection alert via a ZenWatch 3, and offer remote screen assistance to help those who aren't as tech savvy. All of these go on top of the Zenbo's collision and drop avoidance capabilities thanks to the sensors dotted around its body, as well as its depth camera in its head for facial and object recognition.

For those living outside of Taiwan, it'll likely be a while before Zenbo makes its way to other markets, which is just as well since such a product will only learn quicker as its user base grows. Besides, it's much more useful when local services plus speech recognition are properly tuned in each market, so it'll be worth the wait. But of course, you can always fly over to Taiwan to pick up a Zenbo -- just make sure you have an extra plane ticket for the little guy.

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Taiwan to get first dibs on ASUS' Zenbo home robot

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But the biggest news today is perhaps ASUS' collaboration with Taiwan's National Police Agency, in order to enable emergency video calls with the police via Zenbo. Details are vague at the moment, but we did see a live demo in which a demonstrator pinged the actual call center (which is probably why they only did the demo once).

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The bot can recognize individual people and putts around much like a robotic vacuum: It can avoid objects and stairs, and it'll return to its charging dock when its "hours" of battery life run out. It'll be a while before Kuri ships, unfortunately, as Mayfield plans a launch sometime in the holiday season. You can pre-order the robot today with a $100 deposit, though, and the $699 price is just low enough that it might be justifiable if you want a robotic helper that can follow you around.
Click here to catch up on the latest news from CES 2017.

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Kuri home robot can read to your kids and watch your home

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The bot can recognize individual people and putts around much like a robotic vacuum: It can avoid objects and stairs, and it'll return to its charging dock when its "hours" of battery life run out. It'll be a while before Kuri ships, unfortunately, as Mayfield plans a launch sometime in the holiday season.

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IBC 2017-Path to the Human Like Robot: Meet Sophia.

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David Hanson, founder of Hanson Robotics, presents Sophia at the IBC conference in Amsterdam. Sophia is labelled as the world's most lifelike humanoid robot and the goal is to give her intelligence, social presence, skills to manipulate, walk, make emotional and social bond.

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Humanoid Robot Tells Jokes on GMB! | Good Morning Britain

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emotionally intelligent robot comes to life

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Emotionally intelligent robot comes to life 7 March 2016

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http://www.tanmarket.com - Emotionally intelligent robot comes to life 7 March 2016 INTRO: Scientists in Singapore introduce "Nadine," a humanoid robot, who can think, feel and even recognize people. Sharon Reich reports. STORY: Meet Nadine. A life-like robot with personality to match. UPSOT: NADINE SAYING: "I am a social companion.

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Anna 45 år gift med Patrik sedan 10 år tillbaka. Anna och Patrik har ett gemensamt barn som heter Lottie. Anna och hennes familj bor i New York och har gjort det sedan några år tillbaka, de har det väldigt bra ekonomiskt. Anna jobbar heltid på ett PR-byrå,  hennes jobb är väldigt stressigt och hon får jobba över väldigt ofta. Patrik jobbar även på heltid, hans dagar kan även bli längre än vanligt då han jobbar som marknadschef för ett start-up ekonomi företag. Båda föräldrarna är stressade och oroliga för Lottie (7 år) då hon ska börja skolan  inom kort. Frågor som Hur lottie ska ta sig till förskolan, vem som lämnar och hämtar henne är vad som oroar Anna och Patrik mest med tanke på deras stressiga arbeten och oregelbundna arbetstider. Anna och Patrik försöker hitta en produkt eller tjänst som kan hjälpa de lösa detta problemet. Något/något de kan lita på för att ta lottie till skolan och tillbaka säkert när de inte kan.

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Software engineering for mobility: reflecting on the past, peering into the future

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Software engineering for mobility: reflecting on the past, peering into the future

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Understanding individual human mobility patterns

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Understanding individual human mobility patterns

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A survey of services placement mechanisms for future mobile communication networks

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A survey of services placement mechanisms for future mobile communication networks

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Discover the latest in electronic & smart appliance technology with Samsung. Find the next big thing from tablets & smartphones to laptops & tvs.

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IDEO's Automobility point of view explores how we might move people, things, spaces and together in the next decade.

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Designers/Företag som jobbar med lösningar för just ämnet Mobilitet

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Designers/Företag som jobbar med lösningar för just ämnet Mobilitet

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Media, Place and Mobilityav Shaun Moores 2012

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Media, Place and Mobilityav Shaun Moores 2012

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The Inner Game of Work: Focus, Learning, Pleasure, and Mobility in the Workplaceav W. Timothy Gallwey  2011

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The Inner Game of Work: Focus, Learning, Pleasure, and Mobility in the Workplaceav W. Timothy Gallwey  2011

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The Martian | Official Trailer [HD] | 20th Century FOX

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Exempel på populärkultur i förhållande till Mobilitet

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Exempel på populärkultur i förhållande till Mobilitet