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Drones
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Drones
Despite the lukewarm reception by the public toward drones so far, there are plans moving forward that will have more drones flying through our sky's. And with people testing new ways to use these unmanned vehicles, their numbers will grow.
Possible Benefits
Robots will take over the work that humans don't like. These are the mundane jobs like assembly line work, in factories, where a person repeats the same step over and over again for a whole shift. There's also the daily household choirs that we do at home. These are not activities that we get excited about. Many people consider these as boring, repetitive, sometime exhausting daily activities. Robots taking over these tasks, will give people freedom to more of the activities they enjoy.
Dangerous work, give it to the robots. They could go into a burning building to rescue someone trapped inside, they could clean up hazard chemicals, they could even check for land mines on the battlefield. Basically, they could handle any job too hazardous for humans.
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Concerns & Fears
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Types of Drones
Services:
- House Hold Cleaning
- Lawn & Yard Work
- Chefs
Service includes:
To see a list of more jobs that robots will take check out the one put together by NPR
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- Assembly Factory Work
- Delivery
- Waiter & Waitress
- Bartender
- Nurse Assistance
- Janitors & Cleaning
- Chef
- Retail Sales
To see a list of more jobs that robots will take check out the one put together by NPR
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Service:
- Law Enforcement
- Fire Fighters
- Postal Delivery
Our work in this practice area includes:
- Soldiers
- Astronauts
- IRS
- Elderly Home Care
- Baby Sitters
- Pets
History
1907
1907
Jaques and Louis Breguet invent the quadcopter.
1917
1917
- Ruston Proctor Aerial Target becomes the world's first pilotless flight,
1996
1996
- The Germans create the "FX-1400" the world's first military drone.
Wabot Robot
Waseda University initiated the WABOT project in 1967, and in 1972 completed the WABOT-1, the world's first full-scale humanoid intelligent robot. It was the first android, able to walk, communicate with a person in Japanese (with an artificial mouth), measure distances and directions to the objects using external receptors (artificial ears and eyes), and grip and transport objects with hands.