The Jetson’s is an animated television show based on a family who live in a futuristic society. The Jetson’s family consist of six members who live in a skypad apartment. The wife name is Jane she is a homemaker. The teenage daughter name is Judy attends to Orbit High School. The son name is Elroy he attends to Little Dipper Elementary School. The father’s name is George, he works at Spacely Space Sprockets, and has a dog name Astro. The Jetson’s also have a robot maid name Rosie. In this futuristic society, the schools have a dome around the entire school. There are robots that perform a variety of functions such as cooking, cleaning, or assisting with homework. There are flying space cars. Houses and stores have conveyor belts to limit …show more content…
In our time we have cars that run on gas and electric. The space car have buttons to drive the car. Inside of the space car have a handle stick to control if you want to turn or not, it’s different from us because our cars have steering wheel to control the car. Also the car can pick up a person under the space car. Our car that we use in this time period you can’t pick up a person under the car, we have doors. Then how we shop would be different because in the Jetson’s television show they have a conveyor belt at the mall. The Jetson’s show you can get off when you arrive to that store. In our society we have to drive and walk to go to the store. The Jetson’s have to not walk for that reason is they have a conveyor belt o stand on. In the Jetson’s society when someone go to the store they have videophones, where a person can order …show more content…
In our society we live on the ground not in the sky. The house on the Jetson’s have different section like the kitchen is in one place and the bedroom would be on the bottom. The building on Jetson’s sum of them are flying in the air. The skypad apartment have a talking alarm clocks in the bedroom. The society we live in have iPhone that talk to us like Siri. The Jetson’s have a 3D printed food that can cook for that person, if someone wright down what they like to eat. In our society we have to make our food that, we feel like eating. Third, How I live will be a change because I don’t live in the sky. It would be amazing to see a robot that can help me with homework. The apartments will feel different for me because I don’t have robots working around my house. Every day when I wake up I don’t want an alarm talk to me because it would feel strange. One thing I like is that I can ride drone to school, so I don’t have to wait for the school bus. I don’t have to make my food because the robot can do it. I don’t have to buy my food because the machine make my food. I can save up my money because the robot do
Ilya Varshavsky’s “Perpetual Motion” is the story of humanity’s relationship with technology. During a human council meeting, where humans superficially decide how their world will function, Class A robots demand equality with humanity. The human council is initially appalled, but after these robots explain they will supplement their labor with the labor of a new race of robots humanity grants their wish. Twenty years later, during a Class A robot council meeting, the topic of equality for Class B robots is introduced in a similar manner to the way Class A freedom was discussed. In order to grant equality to Class B robots, the Class A robots discuss the need to teach humans how to survive without them. They resolve to teach humans how
As the years progress, technology keeps on improving and is reaching to the point of artificial intelligence. Throughout the history, many inventors came up with innovative ideas to improve technology. However, these advancements have led to few ethical, environmental and moral issues which have affected the way the society behaves and what values it holds. This correlates to these short stories, I, Robot by Isaac Asimov, August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury, “City People” by Lydia Davis, and Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. These short stories show how advancements in technology leads to reduction in our ability to think critically, and makes us feel lonely in a world full of machines with no sense of humanity. Technological
In her article “Alone Together: The Robotic Movement,” Sherry Turkle describes how our current generation has transformed due to technology advancement, especially with robots. Inventions of robots have become familiar in almost all countries, particularly in japan she explains how technology has changed the basic human interaction to conversations in electronic devices.
A few decades ago, the dream of nearly every American was to one day own a car. In present age, this dream has become a reality for the majority of the population. A 2001 report released by the Energy Information Administration showed that on average America alone has approximately 1.79 cars per household ("Household vehicles energy," 2005).With all of the luxuries and technologies that are made available for Americans, the United States has proven that they are one of the most advanced nations in the world. Now ask yourself: What would America be like without the advanced technology that it has today? Culture and life would be much more different and complicated for nearly every human being. In addition, some of today’s most important jobs wouldn‘t exist. Obviously, at one point in history this was the case and construction of every sort was carried out with hand tools and nothing else. This all changed during the Industrial Age when human-operated machines helped replace the handwork of craftspeople. Today this is known as mechanization. It was not until the nineteenth century that Americans took it a step further and automation was born. Automation is automatic operation and control of machinery that can carry out decisions without human intervention (Plotkin, 2009). As it is to expect, automation has its conveniences and its downfalls. This form of manufacturing can result in employment problems for society because human labor is not required. However, with the replacement of human workers by technology, higher quality products can be made at a cheaper cost ("Automation," 2010). Therefore, when balancing the positive and negative factors of automation, it is clear to see that it has a beneficial impact on American society.
On their journey, they learn not only how to build a robot- they learn to build a bond that will last a lifetime. There is not much you could do when the opportunities are right there in front of you and you are unable to take them, doesn't matter how hard you try or all
The novel, Alone Together: Why We Expect More From Technology and Less From Each Other (2011) written by Sherry Turkle, presents many controversial views, and demonstrating numerous examples of how technology is replacing complex pieces and relationships in our life. The book is slightly divided into two parts with the first focused on social robots and their relationships with people. The second half is much different, focusing on the online world and it’s presence in society. Overall, Turkle makes many personally agreeable and disagreeable points in the book that bring it together as a whole.
Margaret herself saw robots until the early ‘70s, which was only a robotic arm and hand. And people never thought that these golems would widely serve in people’s daily life. Robots have so many advantages and can help people do something hazardous.However, the robots also have their hidden downsides, like men and women may fall in love with this artificial technology and think to the edge, what about the human nature? Remote sex? Remote kiss? “That’s one of the questions our robots — both real and fictional — have always prompted us to think
This fearless and tenacious spirit is overwhelming in the concept cars of the space race. They allowed the creators to feel a sense of freedom and positivity about a future that was almost expected once man had set foot on the moon. The automobile was an excellent platform for this experimentation and the artistic results have generated a sense of nostalgia that is accessible to everyone and will continue to do so for many years to come.
Some would say the attempt to make a robot is an attempt to 'play god' and to recreate man. Others would argue that robots might become so intelligent that they would take over and replace humans. There is no better example of this than the movie Terminator, which begins with a world ruled by machines who are trying to kill the remaining human population. The actual field of robotics however, has produced many products which we take for granted. The clock is a household item that was developed in the beginning stages of machine ...
In today’s modern society, happiness refers to having a positive sensation about the quality of life and its importance of life values for attaining a good life is pretty much across the world. Nowadays, the surroundings among individuals tend to display deep connections with the livelihoods of humans. When there are an inanimate and an interactive technology, as for robots that might come into play, humans tend to show signs of love because they form the interactions within their surroundings as an important part of human nature. Most people may also perceive creating a deep and powerful connection with technology as being either naive or silly person. In the essay “Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other,”
Robots are made to run without flaws and can outperform the average worker. This is because there are fewer employees working that need to get paid. This is not a good thing as it might seem. In China, robots almost completely replace human workers to save money.
For example, the self-driving car fleet from Uber is already under active development and testing in Pittsburg. Competitiveness with Google Translate and Apple Siri show promise with language learning. With improvements in computer vision and legged locomotion, robots for unstructured environments become practical; these might include agricultural and service settings and helping humans (especially the elderly and infirm) with domestic chores. Finally, as machines improve their grasp of language, search engines and "personal assistants" on mobile phones will change from indexing web pages to understanding web pages, leading to qualitative improvements in their ability to answer questions, synthesize new information, offer advice, and connect the dots. AI may also have a substantial impact on areas of science, such as systems biology, where the complexity and volume of information challenges human abilities. (Russell,
The next step is computers in the home. Computers will play a major role in homes. They will automatically pull the bread in to toast it with no lever. It will in turn tell you how your food is doing while it is cooking in the microwave and then tell you when it is done. Now to enter your own home you may only have to say “open door”. The computer will automatically scan your voice and unlock the door and let you in. So this is how I feel that computers will affect the home steed.
...ings to ignore. For example, they affect the manner in which the brain functions. Robots also affect the social life of people, in society, which has become an ethical issue among many researchers. On the right side, robots also offer security to families and companies and perform duties that are dangerous to human beings. In addition to that, robots are of benefit in the medical field especially to students with disabilities and those awaiting organ transplant procedures. This is where robots help them remain in touch with their friends. However, there are many security concerns in regard of robotic objects, especially when people use them in place of human interactions. However, the coming days may produce advanced robots with sensor-based, animated devices that use expressive sound, light, movement a screens to praise, encourage, advice and comfort human beings.
To conclude, robots could be the backbone of the society that will result in a technological revolution. Because of robots various characteristics that do not experience fear, nor exhaustion and they are precisely programmed, which make them able to help in case of need, housework, and factories production. Society needs to put the issue of robots into consideration to satisfy any shortage exists in the world.