| "AI." "Bicentennial Man." "The Jetsons."
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| | vacuum cleaner has been making life
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| "Richie Rich." "I, Robot." These films
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| | easier --- and cleaner! --- for at least
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| and TV programs may have elicited various
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| | 570,000 households around the globe.
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| emotions and opinions from the viewers.
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| | 2) They provide work safety.
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| Indeed, these movies and shows have
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| | Specially designed robots are
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| unveiled the different sides of robots.
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| | specifically created to do dangerous
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| However, they still point out a certain
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| | chores such as cleaning windows of
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| fact --- that robots, or robotic devices,
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| | high-rise buildings or disposing of toxic
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| are smart, fast, and hardworking. They
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| | materials.
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| perform according to their assigned
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| | 3) They can provide unique and
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| purpose or duty. And they can be the most
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| | educational entertainment.
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| reliable members of your household. Yes,
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| | In 2003 alone, the sales of entertainment
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| your very own household!
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| | and leisure robotic gadgets went up to
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| From vacuum cleaners and surveillance
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| | 691,000. Such devices can provide the
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| systems to pets and leisure gadgets,
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| | following benefits:
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| robotic devices are definitely "invading"
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| | Computer-based toys and games (such as an
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| our homes.
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| | "educational laptop") can give children a
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| In fact, a study released last year by
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| | modern way of learning and having fun at
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| the United Nations Economic Commission
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| | the same time.
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| for Europe revealed that more than
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| | People can test their various skills by
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| 600,000 consumer robots or household
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| | playing interactive computer games and
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| robotic devices were used all over the
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| | competing with "robot opponents" that use
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| world in 2003. The Commission also
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| | artificial intelligence. Such games can
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| predicted that an additional four million
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| | really be challenging. In fact, "Deep
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| units would be used in the next three
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| | Blue" (IBM's "chess computer") was able
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| years.
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| | to beat chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov
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| More and more consumers are joining the
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| | in 1996 and 1997.
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| "robotics bandwagon" --- purchasing
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| | Robotic devices offer a wide array of
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| devices basically to make their lives
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| | entertainment and leisure activities in
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| easier and less complicated. These people
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| | the fields of music, video, graphics,
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| have discovered that their lifestyles
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| | animation, et al.
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| should be attuned with the modern,
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| | 4) They give accurate results.
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| fast-paced times.
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| | Since robotic devices perform the very
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| Are you one of them? Why should YOU use
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| | specific duty that they were designed to
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| robotic devices in your home? Here's a
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| | do, they produce amazing results. They
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| list of some of the numerous benefits
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| | can compute large numbers, draw perfect
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| that such technological gadgets can give
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| | shapes and figures, detect identifying
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| you:
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| | marks --- all in mere seconds.
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| 1) They make work --- and life --- easier
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| | 5) They can help save lives.
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| for you.
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| | There is no question about how high-tech
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| Household robotic gadgets willingly, and
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| | gadgets help in the field of medicine.
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| literally, do the dirty work for you.
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| | But robotic devices are giving this fact
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| Consider the robot vacuum cleaner which
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| | a few more notches up. Here are some
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| can do the following:
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| | evidences:
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| It cleans effectively and efficiently.
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| | A California-based company has invented a
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| Since it cleans more dirt in a single
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| | unique patch, which when applied to the
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| sweep as compared to standard upright
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| | skin, can monitor and record a person's
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| vacuums, the robot vacuum cleaner
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| | blood pressure, heartbeat rate, and other
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| actually saves 50% of your time.
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| | such vital signs. The said gadget is also
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| It cleans a whole area. Because of its
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| | able to automatically send such useful
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| compact shape, the robot vacuum cleaner
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| | information to the doctor's computer.
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| can completely clean the area under your
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| | An Automatic Resuscitator can give
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| bed or other furniture.
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| | treatment to a heart attack patient and
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| It detects areas that need the most
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| | save his life. The gadget can perform
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| cleaning. With its specially designed
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| | faster and leaves the medical
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| robotic intelligence system, the robot
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| | professionals with more time, thereby
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| vacuum cleaner can sense the dirtier
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| | increasing the survival chances of the
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| areas.
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| | patient.
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| It avoids stairs and cliffs. Again, its
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| | Therapeutic robots have been helping sick
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| robotic intelligence system enables it to
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| | patients recuperate faster.
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| sense "dangerous areas" and prevents it
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| | Indeed, people may have different views
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| from falling off.
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| | about technology and modern gadgets. In
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| It recharges automatically. After a
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| | the end, however, the choice is really
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| cleaning mission or upon sensing that its
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| | ours. Should we look at and treat
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| battery is low, the smart cleaner
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| | technology as a crutch that hinders our
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| automatically returns to its "home base"
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| | journey towards the future? Or should we
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| and recharges, making itself ready for
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| | see it as a tool that will help us take
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| its next duty.
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| | great leaps and get nearer to our
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| Truly a popular robot helper, the robot
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| | destination?
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