"An intimate understanding of what robots are for the average popular science reader, with a focus dispelling fears and showcasing how humans might interact with robots"--
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Ruth Aylett and Patricia A. Vargas; foreword by Noel Sharkey
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Introduction 1 Why are we all so Scared of Robots? 2 Appearance: Will they Look Like Us? 3 Movement: Will they Live with Us? 4 Senses: Will they be Aware of Us? 5 The Lost Robot: Could they Know where they Are and How to Get Home? 6 Touch and Handling: Could I Shake Hands with a Robot? 7 Could Robots be AIs? 8 Could Robots Learn to do things For Themselves? 9 Collaborating Robots: Could they Work as Partners or Groups? 10 Emotions: Could Robots have Feelings? 11 Social Interaction: Pets, Butlers, or Companions? 12 Speech and Language: Would we be Able to Talk to them? 13 Society and Ethics: Could a Robot have Morals? Acknowledgments Notes Index
Foreword Introduction 1 Why are we all so Scared of Robots? 2 Appearance: Will they Look Like Us? 3 Movement: Will they Live with Us? 4 Senses: Will they be Aware of Us? 5 The Lost Robot: Could they Know where they Are and How to Get Home? 6 Touch and Handling: Could I Shake Hands with a Robot? 7 Could Robots be AIs? 8 Could Robots Learn to do things For Themselves? 9 Collaborating Robots: Could they Work as Partners or Groups? 10 Emotions: Could Robots have Feelings? 11 Social Interaction: Pets, Butlers, or Companions? 12 Speech and Language: Would we be Able to Talk to them? 13 Society and Ethics: Could a Robot have Morals? Acknowledgments Notes Index
Foreword Introduction 1 Why are we all so Scared of Robots? 2 Appearance: Will they Look Like Us? 3 Movement: Will they Live with Us? 4 Senses: Will they be Aware of Us? 5 The Lost Robot: Could they Know where they Are and How to Get Home? 6 Touch and Handling: Could I Shake Hands with a Robot? 7 Could Robots be AIs? 8 Could Robots Learn to do things For Themselves? 9 Collaborating Robots: Could they Work as Partners or Groups? 10 Emotions: Could Robots have Feelings? 11 Social Interaction: Pets, Butlers, or Companions? 12 Speech and Language: Would we be Able to Talk to them? 13 Society and Ethics: Could a Robot have Morals? Acknowledgments Notes Index
Foreword Introduction 1 Why are we all so Scared of Robots? 2 Appearance: Will they Look Like Us? 3 Movement: Will they Live with Us? 4 Senses: Will they be Aware of Us? 5 The Lost Robot: Could they Know where they Are and How to Get Home? 6 Touch and Handling: Could I Shake Hands with a Robot? 7 Could Robots be AIs? 8 Could Robots Learn to do things For Themselves? 9 Collaborating Robots: Could they Work as Partners or Groups? 10 Emotions: Could Robots have Feelings? 11 Social Interaction: Pets, Butlers, or Companions? 12 Speech and Language: Would we be Able to Talk to them? 13 Society and Ethics: Could a Robot have Morals? Acknowledgments Notes Index
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"The authors cover an impressive amount of ground and approach the implications of advanced technology with nuance. Well-researched, this survey makes for an in-depth review of the present state of robotics. " Publishers Weekly
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