| In the future we will have artificially | | | | your pool or vacuum your home. They will |
| intelligent manufacturing robots that are | | | | make you breakfasts, clean the house, wash |
| much similar to doubt which we see in the | | | | the car and do the laundry and they will do |
| automaking industry. In fact there will soon | | | | so through simple verbal requests as if |
| be a time when robots are actually making | | | | you're talking to your husband or wife. Since |
| robots. That is to say artificially | | | | the United States of America as an aging |
| intelligent self-assembly in robotic | | | | population there will be a lot of need for |
| factories. These robotic factories will do | | | | domestic robots and they will need to be |
| their own scheduling and workflows and | | | | smart to take care of us in our old age. |
| maintain a constant operation to support the | | | | With 300 million people in United States more |
| efficiency needed to make them produce | | | | robots will be sold than cars in the biggest |
| hundreds of thousands of artificially | | | | buyer of robotic artificial intelligent |
| intelligent robotic androids. While this be | | | | androids will be the United States military |
| necessary? Because we will need to build | | | | and the United States government.The task of |
| robotic arms and we'll need to build | | | | building that many robots is almost |
| artificially intelligent robots for consumer | | | | unimaginable, except we know we can do it |
| markets in the home.Figure it likes third | | | | because we build and sell on average 17 |
| generation Robo vacuums only these systems | | | | million cars in United States per year in. |
| will do much more than mow your lawn, sweep | | | | Consider this in 2006. |