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Your audience8217s time and interest are in low supply Connect with your reader faster while reducing energy wasted on editsWriting for a global internet audience presents many challenges The most pressing is writing for both humans and search engine spider robots Communicating with both involves a thoughtful content strategy and writing style guide that doesn8217t compromise either user8217s needsIt8217s difficult to write and design with consistent style and formatting without concrete content rules to follow Whether you8217re a seasoned writer new to the craft or trying to get your team to follow a uniform approach8212this book can serve as the foundation for building a coherent onbrand reader experience with your content creation efforts By setting actionable standards you8217ll improve the strength of your message and professional reputation to help achieve your business goalsFounder and CEO of The Blogsmith content agency Maddy Osman wrote Writing for Humans and Robots as a modernday homage to The Elements of Style for content creators also expanding on the AP Stylebooks rules to address the unique needs of an online audienceIn this book and style guide reference you8217ll learn how to balance optimizing for search engines while appealing to human readers in terms ofIntentionally choosing wordsWriting compelling titles and descriptive subheadingsFormatting and improving readability for lists links images and numbersTelling stories in contentUsing foundational references like the AP style guide to customize your unique brand writing style guideUnderstanding search intent as an important part of your content strategyEstablishing a writing process for content creation that includes researching outlining drafting and editing8230and much more with 22 chapters total. Tom Bickford. Maine Robotics. © 2012. Where it came from:. KAREL . CAPEK, 1920. A . Czechslovakian. playwright, wrote . Rossum’s. Universal Robots . about mechanical slaves that would do work for their human owners.. Modeled collective shelter finding in cockroaches. Build “cockroach” robots to interact with/influence the cockroaches. Showed that the model was reasonably accurate. Showed that the robots could influence the collective decision making process. Coordinated . Multi-robot Systems. Dylan A. . Shell. Distributed . AI Robotics Lab Department of Computer Science & Engineering. . Texas . A&M University. Introduction to Computing: CSCE181, 28. human-like body plan. ”.. The quotations refer to the latest version of the HL rule book (version of October 2012) available from . http://www.tzi.de/humanoid/bin/view/Website/Downloads. . 1. Relation 4.1.1 was introduced for the first time in 2006 and used since then “as is”. It links the kinematic robot height . Presented by: Rutilo Alonso, Michelle De Leon, Cindy Doan, Kaitlyn Shea, Jiaen Zhou. Phil 110 . Professor Bernasconi. Introduction. Author: Sherry Turkle . Focus: Relationship between humans & technology . Biomimetic. Technology for Active Touch. Tony J. Prescott, Martin J. Pearson, Ben . Mitchinson. , J. Charles W. Sullivan, and Anthony G. Pipe. IEEE Robotics & Automation – September 2009.. Rakesh Gosangi. Veronica Newhart, UC Irvine. Dr. Mark . Warschauer. , UC Irvine. Dr. Leonard Sender, CHOC and UC Irvine. Telepresence Robots. Virtual Inclusion. allows a child to actively participate in educational and social activities throughout the . humans. This research was conducted in order to develop a method of mapping carried out primarily by Lego Mindstorms EV3 robots. The robots were made to use leJOS, allowing them to run Java programs. An algorithm was developed that would make a robot traverse an area, scanning the terrain at a frequency chosen by the user, allowing a balance of speed and precision. One robot can map a flat area of user-given dimensions with satisfactory precision. When additional robots are added, the mapping process is much faster. Based on the number of robots, the area is divided into smaller sections which are then scanned by individual robots. This research shows that robotic mapping systems are viable.. J. Blackmon. Introduction. Alan Turing (1950) and The Turing Test. IBM’s Deep Blue beats world champion Garry Kasparov in chess. . (. 1997). IBM’s Watson beats two champions on . Jeopardy!. , interpreting natural language text and providing answers without live access to the Internet.. What defines a robot?. Sense. – a robot has to take in information about its environment. Plan. – a robot has to use that information to make a decision. Act. – a robot needs moving parts . to carry out commands. Drive and turn both forward and back wheels. Sensors are an important part of a mobile robot. Four wheeled robots. Four standard wheels controlled in pairs in the skid steering system. More of the well-known Four Wheel Robots. Blooshi. ID : ST 102 11 20 162. Grade : 10.02. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a robot?. For . many people it is a machine that imitates a human—like the androids in Star Wars, Terminator and Star Trek: The Next Generation. However much these robots capture our imagination, such robots still only inhabit Science Fiction. People still haven't been able to give a robot enough 'common sense' to reliably interact with a dynamic world. However, . The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand Kate k. mays & . james. E. Katz. Division of emerging media studies, . boston. university. April 11, 2019. Research collaboration . China – Taiwan – United States.  Are there cultural differences between the East and West in terms of robot perceptions and attitudes?.