SENSTER the sensible monster
The first cybernetic sculpture was created by an artist from Poland. Initially greeted with enthusiasm, it disappeared without a trace.
Tag: robotics
Robot does wonders (in the hands of doctors)
Robots are the future of orthopedics. If a hospital in a state in the USA buys a robot and others don’t, 30 percent of their patients move to where the machine is used for operations. We’ve seen one of such robots in… Ostrów Mazowiecka.
Transhumanism or when humans become gods
The thing that makes people attracted to transhumanism is often the longing for their loved ones or the fear to lose them, says Ada Florentyna Pawlak in conversation with Monika Redzisz.
The Polish dream or the shocking success of Zeus
He wasn’t even 20. He was self-taught in robotics, he didn’t speak Polish and he didn’t know our country or anyone living here… But he had an idea for a cheap prosthesis and its prototype. And he knew how to pass on his passion to others. He left India and came to Poznan.
Artificial children to love
American infant simulators help traumatised Polish youths learn to be parents.
Robin Hood-like robots
“Would you like us to create our own surgical robot?” doctor Nawrat asked professor Religa. “When will I be able to use it to operate?” replied professor. That was how Robin Heart came into being.
Jerry Tworek: New solutions at hand
We are trying to analyze how someone might use a technology to detrimentally affect our lives and what we could do to prevent it. Interview with Jerry Tworek, OpenAI.
How do they do that in Riihimäki?
A Finnish town with 27,000 inhabitants is the only place in Europe where people grow up among robots. They learn about them from nursery to adulthood
Bots around us
Aleksandra Przegalińska, PhD: Our team is working on better understanding the nature of human fear of robots