The robot waits for work to do around the home.
The Robot waits inside the dark and dusty room awaiting orders to begin doing the recycling, possibly the other chores around the home, sound good? It’s been a while since robots were invented and many of these robots have expectations as far as intelligence is concerned. Taking out the trash should not be a problem and at the same time the recycling robot should be respected by both those doing or taking the responsibility to recycle and those who receive the highly efficient collection of recycling materials gathered by our Robot.
The Robot so far is only capable of scientific things, lets hope the chores never be underestimated recycling is as much important as say microwaving your dinner. Artificial intelligence teaches us that one day there will be a market for all of this but until this time we will only perceive robots as science fiction, the things we see in movies, toys with which to play with and songs we sing.
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The voice of the robot is something I think we could also adjust. Its all very well having a Dragon type recording of a voice programmed to speak like a Kit car from Knight-Rider or a Cyborg from Battle Star Galactica. But really the last thing you want in your kitchen is a Robot blaring out with a digital tone telling you what he’s doing as he washes out the tins separates the glass and neatly crushes the card and paper into to bags.
Similarly a selection of uniforms like you would a Ken or Barbie doll is needed, one because this will make them more natural and two this will create consumer synergy around the robot in the home. Imagine going down your local TK Max and asking for a Robot uniform. Looking on the reduced rack for a standard sized robot, or there’s another thought have the robots the size to fit the individual, I mean if you are short you might not want a tall robot sweeping up your chippings and again if your a bloke you might not want another robot bloke doing your housework.
I think this Robot is for the families to embrace and this genuine fear about the robot going dusty in the cupboard is something we need to consider. I not sure if we have already explored this yet but that computer idea of upgrading every week or so the memory like all good computers do and the threat of having such apowerful household device around the home put together with that common fear of our Robot getting a virus or something, perhaps we can invent a hot toddy slick potion to cure our robots ailments just in case could be a wise option. I think a Robot that listens alone will be ample enough for us to rightly want in our homes.
If this Robot is waiting for something to happen and is not really sure what to do then again this can be a problem, just like the fact that robots exist and are not yet being used because of stories like Frankenstein that spearhead this in society. This is enough to put anyone of, but a robot or android is not half human and the robot will not be reliant on human organ donation either, I don’t think it ever has. Robots are more like fluffy teddy bears, you can see this in the image, the clear transparent rubber legs and the lifelike features of the Robot is good and remember this image is nearly 50 years old, don’t you think this idea’s implementation is well over due?
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