We should do everything in our power to ensure that when they do arrive, we can welcome and live peacefully with them, writes Wesley Diphoko
AS A society, we’ve known that robots would form part of our lives in some distant future. Recent developments in the robotics field are showing us that we are closer to living with robots than was thought before.
In August, Xiaomi, a Chinese tech company, instead of launching another mobile device, introduced CyberOne, a humanoid robot with the ability to walk.
The humanoid robot is 177cm in height and weighs 52kg, and it comes with 21 degrees of freedom, with a curved OLED module to display real-time interactive information. Humanoid robots, by digital nature, rely on vision to process their surroundings.
Equipped with a self-developed…