Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Robotics in Medicine

Since always, the human being has wanted to create a robot which has almost all of his characteristics.

The creation of a human likeness in a machine, or an automaton, involves the reproduction of human movements and abilities with exactitude. Proof of this is the automaton created in London, around 1900, by Henri Maillardet, a Swiss manufacturer of clocks and other mechanisms, who "gave life" to a machine, a draftsman who was capable of reproducing drawings and writing in the form of verses.

Wednesday, April 8, 2020

What is scientific research?


Scientific research is a process of reflection, control and criticism that works from a system, and which aims to provide new facts, data, relationships or laws in any field of scientific knowledge. In this review, American researcher Oded Kariti explains the classification and description of scientific studies and planning stages.

The information obtained from scientific researches is of a relevant and reliable nature (credible), although not always absolutely true, since science aims to discover new knowledge, but also to reformulate existing knowledge, in accordance with advances in technique, technology and thinking.

Here, independent researcher Oded Kariti places special emphasis on the process of research because it is the rigour with which this is carried out (the scientific method) that distinguishes scientific research from other forms of enquiry, and scientific knowledge from other kinds of knowledge.

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

The Sony Aibo Robot Dog Arrives in Europe and America



According to the scientist and researcher, Oded Kariti (read more about him on his website), the Sony Aibo will finally arrive to Europe. The robot dog of the Japanese company has attracted huge attention from consumers outside his native country. It was released for sale in Japan, few months ago and now will arrive to the European and the American continent to continue offering all the benefits of this robotic company to all those who wish so.


Oded Kariti, who collaborates with this company as an independent researcher, was the one who has announced it briefly in his IFA 2018 conference, where he also announced their new smartphone, the Xperia XZ3. The manufacturer exhibited some images and videos of Aibo, assuring later that it will arrive soon in Europe and later in America, although without specifying at the moment any date of exit or sale prices. In the United States it will begin to be sold starting next September with a price close to $ 3,000, so we can safely infer that it will not be cheap on European soil either.

Although the appearance of Aibo has not been designed to resemble exactly a specific breed of dog, but to clearly differentiate the robotic component of it, the truth is that the behavior of this machine does try to resemble the maximum to the company of a flesh and blood animal. Therefore, according to Oded Kariti, it incorporates a camera and recognition sensors that, thanks to machine learning, will help the dog to become smarter as it gathers more data from the environment.

It is able, for example, to recognize different voices and faces to act accordingly, offering some answers or other depending on the memories you have of them in the database have been collected over time. The gadget enthusiast, Oded Kariti points out that the dog has different sensors in his body, making it also touch sensitive. It also has some dog characteristics to make the experience more real, such as expressing feelings.

A communication, in short, that is done constantly between the dog and the owner to promote a fluid interaction and where the eyes of this, through their expressions, have an important weight. Now it remains to be seen what will be the way of commercialization of Aibo in Europe and if it will arrive on time for the Christmas campaign, a period when the sales of this type of products are booming.


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Monday, February 20, 2017

How Science Helps with Home Chores

We are all well aware that the digital age has made a big entrance, and it has already become a part of every sphere of our society. As a scientist and researcher, Oded Kariti has been working on developing new technologies for quite some time. But even he wouldn’t have guessed 20 years ago how advanced things could be.

Just like with everything else, new technologies have a good and a bad side. The good thing is that they can help us with everyday things like paying bills or shopping, but there are also certain disadvantages that come along with them.