Redrone Feasibility Study

As we began this assignment, we naturally began thinking of all of the possibilities of actions and tasks we could make the robot preform. There were so many possibilities we didnt know where to start. We quickly came to the understanding that, as we did not know basic concepts of how the robot pieces would function, we build the basic design that came with it, and proceeded to amend our robot and our programming as we experimented with different programming inputs. This is why we have two main questions in our concept map, one for ourselves for the project at hand, and one for applications after. We distinguished “How can we use robots to complete simple tasks” and “ how do we design a robot,” because we are separating the design process from its actual use. The way in which we started this project also took us down a rather broad path to encourage further expansion of innovation in regards to both design and usage. We hoped that by creating a template robot, it would lead it open to greater possibilities to enhance the diversified thinking of learners.

Students in the 5th grade of the Old Donation School were assigned to build, code, and design a redbot to perform a public service. One of the groups, which this essay is about, made a Helpbot designed to bring medication or personal needs to the disabled. The groups were given many months to work on actually building. While some groups were still building, this group started coding. The redbot gave knowledge of how to do basic coding. Then, the group was given the task to build a public service redbot for the redbot expo at the end of the year. There were many problems, but the group finally made an idea.

As people come and go, ensuring the safety in parks is a struggle without a monitoring assistant. In this way, the robot serves as an aid that will operate by it's subject through any park, so the people who visit these parks can benefit off of the use of technology. With the attached features such as a GPS of the park, walkie talkie, cup holder, luminous wheels, extra batteries, and many other essential precautions, it will help users in multifarious manners. The Roamer is a remotely operated system allowing it to follow a specific

The millions of American Bison thriving in the Great Plains were exterminated in under two decades. Five main factors contributed to this massive eradication. These factors are: technology, economics, demographics, changing boundaries and the role of government. Each of these led to the slaughter of the bison in the Great Plains and each work together in a very simple order. The most important factor that led to the extermination of the bison on the Great Plains was the role of government. It was the factor that preceded all of the other factors. If the government had not gotten the territory or enforced laws in the land to combat the killing of the bison, there would not have been such a depopulation of the bison. Each of the factors led directly and indirectly to the extermination of the American Bison which all started with the government’s role - both having land for the citizens to settle and kill bison and the government’s indifference to the killing of the

This invention has given a chance for survivors to feel whole again giving them enough confidence to go back to their normal lives. Although the main purpose of this is for the disabled, it still has a significant contribution to the technology used in robotics, mainly because it allows engineers to understand how our body moves. An application of this technology can be seen with planetary rovers or deep sea submarines, where the purpose of it is to gather data from extreme environments. This science can also be further developed to create humanoid robots that can be used to push the boundaries of science and imagination revolutionizing how people

Restoration of the Bison is something that has been going on for the past two decades. As a matter of fact, several Native American tribes have come together to form the Inter Tribal Bison Cooperative (ITBC) which has been set out to bring bison back onto the American plains in the midwest. Bison have an intimate relationship in the traditions and rituals of Native Americans. The importance of bison within the culture has made bringing back the bison an important issue in the preservation of wildlife. However, some of the arguments made by the ITBC show that the bison's economic value should be the main factor why they should be brought back. Yet others involved in this cause suggest that buffalo restoration

With the help of the robot’s function, the number of the poor will gradually decrease, since the people who cannot hear will be able to have a clear conversation. As a result, the people who might not be able talk because of their inability to hear will become socially advanced, because of their ability to

Robots are re-programmable machines that are capable of movement in order to perform a specific task. These robots can improve communities and perform tasks that humans are not able to. A Redbot is capable of movement to complete a task and can be programmed, thus, it is a robot. The assignment is to design and create an autonomous Redbot prototype which performs a service for a certain audience. Therefore, the Redbot will also improve the quality of life and affect social, political, or economic implications/conclusions.

The state legislature has favored the ranching industry above ecology and continues to do so. Public polls “conducted by Boise State indicate that the overwhelming majority of Idahoans (nearly 70 percent) support wolf restoration” (Laverty, par. 4) and the legislature is seeking to remedy this by re-educating the public with “a balanced view of the impact of wolves on big game species, those sectors of the economy dependent upon sport hunting, livestock, domestic animals, and humans” (State, 3). Furthermore, the “cost of wolf reintroduction will be presented as a part of any public education program including direct and indirect costs” (State, 3).

One of the most legendary creatures of the northern hemisphere is the wolf. One of the most popular places to spot a wolf safely is Yellowstone national park. But, the wolf is one of the most feared creature as well therefore the wolf was starting to be killed and removed in the early 1800s from Yellowstone. By 1926 they were all gone from Yellowstone national park. then some wolf lovers decided to take a stand and make sure that wolves would be put back into the park because its apart of the culture of the wolves. Many rancher think this was a horrible idea because of their livestock. But it is a good idea because Yellowstone national park could potentially be saved because fo these beautiful creatures. It could also help the economy around the area. it would also help because it would give scientists an opportunity to study what happens when a preditor returns to the area.

Josh the Teenager was gaming with his friends when he dropped his Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich on the floor. “Aww”, he thought. “I’ll just let mom pick it up.” All of a sudden, a whirr caught his attention. The sandwich was being scooped up by a little red robot with a tray. He noticed that it had a camera pointing at him. The Clean Queen™ provides a unique service: it can clean your house. This is not just a mock off of iRobot™, because it not only cleans better, but it can mop, sweep, dust, and many more things. This robot provides owners with quality family time, relaxation time, recreational time, and many more things. According to a poll from PR Newswire™, the average American spends 13 hours per week cleaning. The Clean Queen™ makes life much more enjoyable in many ways, helps the economy, and provides a very clean house.

The debate about snow mobiles is that conservationists are concerned that the emissions from the snowmobiles, may impact wildlife, air and water quality, noise levels, and the pristine aesthetic of the Yellowstone wilderness (Millner, 2015) . On the other end of the spectrum, supporters think snowmobiling will provide economic benefits to local communities and the importance of preserving access to public lands (Millner, 2015). Gray wolves (95-1997) and bison (1905) were brought to Yellowstone National Park as reintroduction into their previous habitat after declining populations from overharvesting. The controversy with the reintroduction of the wolves is that the wolves would leave the park and kill the livestock of local ranchers (Smuclovisky, 2007). The controversy that exists today is that the National Park Service and the USFWS want to allow the bison to roam outside the park rather than keeping them within the park. This would allow the bison to search for food in the winter. However, ranchers and cattlemen believe that the bison would spread a disease known as brucellosis to their cattle and the bison would compete with their cattle for grass on public lands (National Park Trips,

I learned many new things from English 1102 class. It was not much fun but I learned some interesting things. For my research, I needed a topic that interests me. I first started to search topics from the chemistry field. I could not find any interesting topics then I came across an article that talks about how robots will take our jobs and every one would be jobless. After reading that article, I was really convinced that robots were bad for human society and people should be focusing on improving other fields such as medicine than wasting time and money in inventing a robot, which is one type of luxury and that, will take our jobs. So I chose this topic for my research. For further discussions, I started searching for some more article about robots not good for human society and I found that there was not much about the negative impact of robots in human society other than taking human jobs. So I was stuck but then I found an article that supports the robots. It was a good article and it explains how robots are useful in human society. The Article says that robots will create new jobs and benefit employers, government and disable people. I also found in one article saying that if robots will do our jobs humans can focus on bigger problems like finding cures for diseases, finding solution to prevent natural disasters and many more. Therefore, I decided to support the robot’s positive impact rather than supporting

These robots are known as the ICub, and excel at interacting with the human population safely. One of these robots, known as Molly, exists in Bristol, England (Honigsbaum). This small combination of metals, wires, and computer components actually helps the elderly with simple tasks that they would ordinarily need help with. In addition to helping the elderly, the ICub can also help clean the work space of individuals. Simon, an upper-body humanoid, assists in moving a variety of items and cleaning workspaces. This robot was developed at the Georgia Institute of Technology, and statistics state that, “Simon could tell with close to 80% accuracy whether someone was paying attention or ignoring him.” This proves that it is indeed possible to create helpful machines that can also interact with humans through the regulation and extra development of artificial intelligences. All of the activities that the ICub Robots partake in are completely beneficial to the global society and will have a large impact on the culture of the world as a whole. An added plus to the push for technological development is that countries can use these advancements as a way to better the future of their state. These nations can accomplish this through the integration of robotic aids into their school systems. An instance in which this concept is used occurs in the Connecticut school system. Through Project D.I.S.C.O.V.E.R middle school students

2. Robots can complete tasks impossible, dangerous or hard for humans, especially in space missions. For example,