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This document contains research notes and proposals for a product focused on the convergence of families and machines. It includes summaries of articles on developing thinking robots and the value of embodied intelligence. The document also proposes the concept of "Nanny-Bots" as an adaptable, educational, and entertaining robotic product for families. It describes the naming process for the brand "Robauten" and provides a diagram mapping character words like "sweet" and "knowing" to the brand.
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The document discusses research conducted for a product proposal for nanny robots called Rohona. It summarizes several academic articles about advances in robotics and artificial intelligence, including robots with neural networks that can interact with humans. The proposed nanny robots would be adaptable to each family's needs and able to provide education, entertainment, and care in multiple languages.
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- 1. FA102a, Research, Product Proposal and TransMedia Explorations Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 2. Assignment Two, Research “Almost Human: Making Robots Think” http://www.kurzweilai.net/almost-human-by-lee-gutkind-scientists-pursue-the-goal-of-robots-that-think Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 3. Assignment Two, Research - Designed to schmooze and glad-hand with human attendees http://www.filmmusicmag.com/file-uploads/blue.jpg Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 4. Assignment Two, Research “The robot is controlled by an artificial neural network architecture.” http://link.springer.com.ezproxy.hofstra.edu/article/10.1007%2Fs1339-016-0761-x Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 5. Assignment Two, Research “Many projects in robotics and artificial intelligence have highlighted the value of a direct sensory-action approach where intelligence requires a body” Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 6. Assignment Two, Future Product or Service Nanny-Bots ‒ Adaptable to family needs ‒ Educational and entertaining ‒ Multilingual ‒ Can be configured to fit your needs/desires Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 7. Assignment Three, Source for Brand Character Words Tim McGraw Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 8. Assignment Three, Naming Process Robauten ‒ Robotic ‒ Autonomous ‒ Entity Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer
- 9. Assignment Three, Brand Character Diagram robauten PERSONA sweet knowing nice new PURPOSE time love dinner baby LANGUAGE eyes dream voice sing TONE full speed beside close Family and Machines Converge Lisa-Marie Pryer