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    SALFORD & CO.

    WHEN
    TECHNOLOG
    Y AND
    HUMANITY
    CROSS
    TECHNOLOGY
    • “TECHNOLOGY” came from the greek
    words techne and logos.
    • techne - art
    • logos - word
    • a discourse on (Bunchanan, 2010)
    THE ELEVEATION OF
    TELEVISION
    TELEVISION
    • According to Kantar Media, in the Ph, 92% of urban home and 70%
    of rural homes at least one television set.

    • Households with TV set reached 15.135M.

    • What would these imply?


    TECHNOLOGICAL
    ADVANCEMENTS IN
    SOCIETY
    • in one way or another , each person in this society is
    directly or indirectly affected by technology whether
    he wills it or not.

    • Most people survive their everyday lives with great


    reliance to different technologyical advancements
    already available to the masses.

    • Technology is aleardy an inevitable part of the society.


    PAUL GOTTLIEB
    NIPKOW
    • Late 1800 s

    • Successful in his attempt to send mages through wire


    with the aid of roating metal disk (Nipkow disk)

    • “electric telescope” - 18 lines of resolution


    ALAN
    ARCHIBALD
    CAMPBELL-
    SWINTON &
    • New system of television by using the cathode ray

    BORIS ROSING
    tube
    MOBILE PHONES
    • Filipino love to use their mobile phone anywhere.
    • More than half of the Filipino population own at least
    one mobile phone regardless of type.
    • 2010-Synovate declared 67% product ownership in our
    country
    • Mobile phones are considered a must have among
    young Filipinos (ABS-CBN News, 2010).
    • 1 out of 3 Filipinos cannot live without mobile phone-
    Ipsos Media Atlas Philippines Nationwide Urban 2011-
    2012 survey.
    MARTIN COOPER
    • Senior engineer at Motorola

    • Weighed 1.1 kg (Mobile Phone)

    • Measured 228.6 X 127 X 44.4 mm

    • 30 - minute talk time ( Limit )

    • 10 hours to charge

    • Motorola DynaTAC 8000x in 1983

    MOTOROLA
    DYNATAC 8000X
    COMPUTERS &
    LAPTOPS
    • Not possible for all families to own at least one
    computer or laptop

    • Most profits gained by computer and laptop


    manufacturers come from offices, businesses, or
    schools.

    • Growing number of Internet users in the Ph, problems


    regarding the Internet providers.
    CHARLES
    BABBAGE
    • 19th Century English Mathematics Professor

    • Designed the Analytical Engine


    • Released in June 1981 by the
    Osbourne Computer Corporation,
    the Osborne 1 is considered to be
    the 1st true portable, full-featured
    computer.
    ROLES PLAYED BY
    THESE
    TECHNOLOGICAL
    Computers, televisions, and mobile phones have transformed society by reshaping communication, entertainment,

    ADVANCEMENT
    and access to information, enabling remote work, instant connectivity, and widespread access to news and culture.
    Together, these technologies have influenced cultural norms, driven economic change, and created challenges like
    information overload, redefining how we interact and engage with the world.
    ETHICAL DILEMMAS
    ETHICAL DILEMMAS
    ROBOTICS &
    HUMANITY
    • An actuated mechanism programmable in two or
    more axes with a degree of autonomy, moving
    within its environment, to perform intended tasks.

    • Autonomy - ability to perform intended tasks


    based on current state and sensing without human
    intervention
    SERVICE ROBOT
    • A robot that performs useful tasks for humans
    equipment excluding industrial application.

    • A robot may be classified according to its intended


    application as an industrial robot.
    PROFESSIONAL
    SERVICE ROBOT
    • Service robot for professional

    • Used for commercial task, usually operated by properly


    trained operator.

    • Examples: delivery robot, firefighting robot, rehabilitation


    robot, surgery robot.
    GEORGE DEVOL
    • American inventor known for creating Unimate, the first
    industrial robot.

    • The first material handling robot employed in industrial


    production work.
    ROLES PLAYED BY
    • ROBOTICS
    Ease the workload of mankind
    • Make life more efficient and less stressed
    • Perform complicated activities
    • Pleasure, entertainment in parks
    • Toys, child-friendly
    • Used in movies
    ISAAC ASIMOV
    • American writer and professor of biochemistry at
    Boston University.

    • Formulated the laws of robot.


    THREE LAWS OF
    ROBOTICS
    ETHICAL DILEMMAS FACED
    BY ROBOTICS
    ETHICAL DILEMMAS FACED
    BY ROBOTICS
    TEAM JANK

    THANK
    YOU

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