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Engineering Design Process Step One: Identify a need Group Activity (1) Identify three to five reasons why humans build and use robots.  Write this down.

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1 Engineering Design Process Step One: Identify a need Group Activity (1) Identify three to five reasons why humans build and use robots.  Write this down.  Be prepared to share your ideas. SPI 0807.T/E.2 Eng Design Process SPI 0807.T/E.3 Unintended Consq Science  The teacher will place you into small groups.  Select one student to be the recorder. (He or she will write down your group’s answers.)

2  Will robots become intelligent and be our equals and allies? Robotic Technology Future developments What might be some unintended consequences? Vision (Avengers) Data (Star Trek) Chappie (Police Robot)

3  Will robots become intelligent and be our servants (slaves)? What might be some unintended consequences? Robotic Technology Future developments C3PO and R2D2 (Star Wars) BB8 (Star Wars) Sonny (Irobot) WALL-E (Disney-Pixar)

4 Spirit and Opportunity Rovers Robotic Technology Modern developments Curiosity Rover R2 Robonaut R5 Robot

5 Robotic Technology Modern developments Robotic Vacuum Cleaners

6 Robotic Technology Modern developments Robotic Lawn Mowers

7 Robotic Surgeons Robotic Technology Modern developments

8 Robotic Technology Modern developments Robotic First Responders (South Korean Prototype) Robotic First Responders (American Prototype) Robotic First Responders (Japanese Prototype) Robotic First Responders (Italian Prototype)

9 Robotic Technology Modern developments Military Robots (“Big Dog” Gear Carrier)

10 Discussion Questions Question: Is it necessary for robots to have humanoid form in order for them to be effective? In other words, must they look like humans? SPI 0807.T/E.2 Eng Design Process SPI 0807.T/E.3 Unintended Consq Science Question: If it is not necessary for robots to look like humans, then why do so many designs have humanoid form? Discuss

11 Now we will watch a Brainpop video about robots Click on this link and log in: Brainpop websiteBrainpop website Brainpop Video Type "robots" into the search box, and select it. SPI 0807.T/E.2 Eng Design Process SPI 0807.T/E.3 Unintended Consq Science

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