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1. Brian David Johnson
@IntelFuturist
How to Build a
21st Century Robot

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3. Who am I?
Me.
Arthur.
University of Essex Robotics Lab

4. Who am I?
I am a geek.
Me.
Arthur.
University of Essex Robotics Lab

5. What Will the Future Look Like?

6. What Will the Future Look Like?

7. 2020: Compute Moves to Zero

15. May 2014
Bay Area Maker Faire

16. Science and technology have
progressed to the point where what
we build is only constrained by the
limits of our own imaginations.

17. How do we change the future?
Change the story people tell
themselves about the future they
will live in.

19. Thank you
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