Where daes she skate-In the park
There are lots of science fiction books and films about robots. Nice and humanlike metal and plastic creatures often become children‘s friends there. Robots learn how to distinguish between good and evil, and how to become a friend to a human being. To our surprise and delight we find out that robots are able to experience feelings — they can feel happy, upset, and even angry. We can see robots break the technological law of logic and rational to defend human beings. They can even risk their life, in robots‘ terms they risk being destroyed or reprogrammed, for someone they love.
Is artificial intellect a pure fantasy or are there any scientific discoveries behind this idea? It‘s still difficult to answer this question. What we know for sure is that robotics is a rapidly developing technology, and soon we can expect robots to enter our houses and stay there for a long time. It‘s already happening in Japan, where machines of all shapes and sizes are widely used. Besides being used in different industries, robots do lots of housework: they clean the house, serve tea and wash up after that. Amazing but robots can take care of disabled or aged people! These robots wake people up in the morning, inform them about the weather and ask questions about their health. The robots are able to recognise faces, keep eye contact and maintain conversations. In Japan, which has the largest percentage of aged people in the world, humanoid robots have already become friends for lots of elderly people.
Robots for households are usually designed in a humanlike manner and resemble human beings — they have a head, arms and legs. Japanese scientists believe that in several years robots will be common in every household and feel very enthusiastic about it.
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Some rescue robots, which can dig deep after earthquakes, have already been created.
Elderly people often feel lonely and need some company.
water: Are you ready to order?
GUEST: Yes, please. Can I have the and a fillet steak? Medium rare.
waiter: Would you like red wine or pepper sauce with the steak, sir?
Guest: No, thank you.
waiter: OK. So that's one påté and one fillet steak
medium rare, no sauce. Would you like some wine with your meal?
guest: Yes, please. A half bottle of the Rioja Reserva.
waiter: Is everything all right with your meal?
Guest: Yes, thanks. It's very good. Could I have some mineral water?
waiter: Still or sparkling?
guest: Er … Still. And a little more bread, please.
waiter: Certainly sir, I'll get you some.
waiter: Would you like to see the dessert menu?
guest: Yes, please, I would. … Right, I'll have the chocolate cheesecake.
waiter: With cream or ice cream?
guest: With cream. And an espresso. I'll have it with the cheesecake.
waiter: One cheesecake and one espresso. Thank you, sir.
Where does she skate?
— In the park.