Finals Discussion Question

raisa_marie wrote:

kellybarachina wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

MOst people will love that because it can help us do things easier. People will be more lazy in doing things for their selves. They will simply use these technologies to finished their work in a small span of time.

haha mas magaling kaya magcram sa paggawa ng assignment ang mga robot?

Jovi_salud wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

This Technology surely can help us but we also tend to abuse it. we abuse this by not doing our work and we just let the machine do it for us... so technology has its advantage and a disad....

alemmuli wrote:

aizamdeguzman wrote:

rhej89 wrote:hindi kaya ginagawang hobby lang ng mga tao yung pagmamanufacture or pagdevelop ng mga robots? kasi tignan nyo kramihan ng featured robots e ginawa para kumaway, maglakad at makipagaway sa ibang robots(japan).... tapos remember classmates yung sa case natin sa ad reserch yung sa starbucks...na instead na yung mga barista yung gumagawa ng kape manually e machines nalang... nawawalan ng trabaho yung mga ibang tao dahil sa mga ibang machines. machines make our lives easier pero to what extent?......... naks!

another disadvantages of robotics/technology…replacement of human capabilities…another effect…dagdag sa unemployment rate…hehe…

tama nkakaawa ang mga taong walang alam sa paggawa ng mga ganyan, ung mga walang trabaho at umaasa sa paextra xtra....tapos mapapaltan p cla ng robot.....

shiela_fababeir wrote: The Robotic Industries Association defines robot as follows: "A robot is a reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulator designed to move material, parts, tools or specialized devices through variable programmed motions for the performance of a variety of tasks." Recently, however, the industry's current working definition of a robot has come to be understood as any piece of equipment that has three or more degrees of movement or freedom.

Robotics is an increasingly visible and important component of modern business, especially in certain industries. Robotics-oriented production processes are most obvious in factories and manufacturing facilities; in fact, approximately 90 percent of all robots in operation today can be found in such facilities. These robots, termed "industrial robots," were found almost exclusively in automobile manufacturing plants as little as 15 to 20 years ago. But industrial robots are now being used in laboratories, research and development facilities, warehouses, hospitals, energy-oriented industries (petroleum, nuclear power, etc.), and other areas.