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Along with the development of the times, technology is growing rapidly. Of course this is to facilitate human life. So fast technology has developed, things that we have never imagined before can happen. In fact, many robots have begun to be found which later can replace the role of humans in a job. What technology can replace this human role? Next is the technology.
Flying car
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Since we have an airplane, a hover car or flying car is not impossible. Many smart people in Silicon Valley are currently developing prototypes of flying cars. If successfully created, flying cars can be a solution to congestion. It is also possible that this flying car will move automatically without the need for drivers, as in the film "Minority Report". You just have to sit sweetly, and you will arrive at your destination.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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At present, artificial intelligence (AI) technology is developing very rapidly. Almost all smartphones now have personal assistants in the form of AI that can make your life easier. And the development of AI itself is actually in line with the development of robots. AI is the 'brain' that makes robots smarter. It is not impossible if everyone has a personal assistant in the form of an AI who can speak like a human.
Moley
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Moley's robot is predicted to replace the role of the cook, aka the chef. This Moley robot is claimed to be able to cook typical foods from many regions and countries, with expertise and precision dexterity. If this robot has been produced in large quantities, it is certain that no one is a cook, whether in a restaurant or a private cook.
Betty
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The work of the office manager or office manager is also threatened by the existence of AI, because there is a smart robot Betty who is currently being tested working on office manager jobs in the UK, and the results seem to be quite good. He can greet guests and employees, track work hours and overtime employees, and manage office inventory. Not only can you go around inspecting the office automatically, Betty can also know that someone has taken a stapler from a colleague's desk.
Ross
Maybe in the future people or companies can recruit robotic lawyers to defend them in court. Because the robot has now been created, whose job is like a lawyer. Ross, a robot lawyer, is able to answer questions in court well, conduct research, and analyze the latest legal cases to help his clients win cases.
Robot rides that flock to the area of society will not only appear in science fiction films, but this will be a concern for the real world. At least in Dubai and China.
The use of robots to help with everyday human work is being developed by PAL Robotics. The robot maker is expanding the robot that will be used as a tour guide in Dubai.
"This robot joins the Dubai police to help citizens with innovative and interesting ways, now they are in tourist attractions and shopping centers," the company said as reported by the BBC on Sunday (06/10/2018). "This robot can provide useful information in various software developed. In addition, this robot will be a tool for residents to contact the Dubai police and use other services such as paying ticket fines."
Keywords: service robots become a movement of the Dubai government so that the police provide services in this field smarter with computer-controlled and uninhabited police offices.
The Dubai government wants police robots to increase to 25% of the total police needs by 2030.
"These police robots will work 24 hours a week and they will not demand leave, sickness or apply for maternity leave. They work all the time," PAL Robotics explained.
Sheffield University computer science professor Noel Sharkey stated that in the future, the robot would be used as a surveillance robot or a machine to sniff explosives or other materials on the road.
Noel Sarkey is one of the experts appointed by the Dubai government to integrate the roles of robots for public settlement.
In China, many robots are placed in many train stations and airports. For example at the Railway Station in East Zhengzhou, Henan. Robots as cameras equipped with cameras, have used in-board sensors to detect fire.
This robot also has an identification face that allows it to "track and consider dangerous people," as reported by Mashable.
The Chinese government also has AnBot which is held at Shenzhen International Airport. This robot began last year and uses four on-board cameras to carry out blood tests.
According to Chinese People's Daily, the presence of this robot is a little worrying because it is armed with electric shock devices to offer riots.
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China is at the forefront of the technological revolution, where many robots use roles in helping people in everyday life such as shipping goods, autonomous taxis.
Many of them are one step ahead, robots will decorate the city ceiling to deliver goods or maintain urban infrastructure.