Chapter 2 - lesson 4
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4 benefits of tech
convenient, pleasure, happiness, amusement
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he attempted to send images through with the aid of a rotating metal disk and year
Paul Gottlieb Nipkow
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had 18 lines of resolution
Electric Telescope
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create new television by using the cathode ray tube in addition to fhe mechanical scanner system and year
Alan Archibald Campbell-Swinton & Boris Rosing 1907
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2 television systems
1. mechanical
2. Electronic television
2. Electronic television
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who was the senior engineer of motorola? and year
Martin Cooper April 3 1973
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when did motorola made their first commercial mobile phone
1983
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He designed tge Analytical Engine year
Charles Babbage (19th century)
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first potable computer when?
Osborne I April 1981
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actuated mechanism programmable
robot
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classifications of robot
service and industrial
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types of service
personal and professional
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collaborative project in Germany
Desire (Deutsche Servicerobotik Initiative-Germany Service Robotics Initiative) launched in Oct. 1 2005
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DESIRE objective
1. to achieve tech edge for everyday use
2. reference architechture
3. convergence of tech
4. pre-competition reseatch and dev
2. reference architechture
3. convergence of tech
4. pre-competition reseatch and dev
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3 expected work of DESIRE
1. clear up the kitchen table
2. fill the dishwasher
3. clear up this room
2. fill the dishwasher
3. clear up this room
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egypt used?
water clocks, mechanical device
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created first robot
George Devol
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first robot, where did the name come from?
Unimate, Universal Automation
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roles of robotics
1. make life more efficient and less stressful
2. made for pleasure
3. made to serve as toys
2. made for pleasure
3. made to serve as toys
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Isaas Asimov laws on robots
1. a robot should not harm humans
2. the robot follows the humans' orders except if it violates number 1.
3. a robot must protect its own existence, without jeopardizing 1st and 2nd laws.
2. the robot follows the humans' orders except if it violates number 1.
3. a robot must protect its own existence, without jeopardizing 1st and 2nd laws.
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involves active human-robot interaction
partial autonomy
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robots can function independentlh without human input
Full autonomy
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