The Roles & Purposes of

Robots
I n t h e F u t u r e

Ahmad Alhasan
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June 8, 2022
Middle East Technical University
Department of Psychology
ENG 102 (Section 3)
Fatma Köksal Tanrıverdi
Areas of Life

Business Education
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Healthcare Personal life

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Business
Robots have large potential in business
industries. In fact, robots are already used in
a number of industries (e.g., delivery,
serving).
Robots in Business
• Restaurant service (Jang & Lee, 2020)

• Business processes (Van Looy, 2020)

• Food/Shipment delivery
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Education
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 Robots in
Education
• Early language learning (Kanero et al.,
2018)

• As tutors or peer learners (Belpaeme et al.,

2018)
3.
Healthcare
Robots in Healthcare
• Medical and psychological diagnosis (Mapara &
Patravale, 2017)

• Caregiving of patients and elders (Broadbent et al.,

2009)

• Medical research

• Medical treatment & surgical procedures (Karabegović

& Doleček, 2016).
4.
Personal life
Robots in
Personal Life
• Personal assistants

• Social support & therapists

(Cifuentes et al., 2020)

• Romantic partners
Robots in Psychology

Organizational Developmental
HR, scheduling and planning, Aiding child development and
efficiency improvement. diagnosing issues.

Social Clinical
Improving intergroup attitudes, Clinical diagnosis, treatment,
empathy, self-efficacy. and research.
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Tanaka, F. (2018). Social robots for education: A
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Broadbent, E., Stafford, R., & MacDonald, B. (2009). Acceptance of
healthcare robots for the older population: review and future
directions. International journal of social robotics, 1(4), 319-
330.
Cifuentes, C. A., Pinto, M. J., Céspedes, N., & Múnera, M. (2020).
Social robots in therapy and care. Current Robotics
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Jang, H. W., & Lee, S. B. (2020). Serving robots: management and
applications for restaurant business
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Mapara, S. S., & Patravale, V. B. (2017). Medical capsule robots: A
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CHANGED SOCIAL
AND POLİTİCAL
STRUCTURE WİTH
ROBOTS

Ece Özbay
SOCIAL
STRUCTURE
WİTH ROBOTS
IS THAT POSSİBLE EQUAL SOCİAL
STRUCTURE?
● Not possible being advanced as
a human.
● The robots can just toys or
helper for human like our smart
phones.
● The robots will be able to do
any job, including civil
servants.
● Massive unemployment
● Transfer of middle classes to
the lower classes
How will social status be determined?
● IF THEY WİLL BE JUST HELPERS OR TOYS,
● Economic contribution
● Species accepted by humans
● Modern new slaves
IF THEY ARE HAVE EQUAL RİGHTS FOR HUMANS,
● As the social status of people is determined
● the languages used, the level of culture, the place where it is produced.
 POLITICAL
STRUCTURE
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WILL THEY BE ELECTED?
S H O U L D H AV E T H E R I G H T T O V O T E
DANGEROUS TO GİVE RİGHTS AND BE ELECTED

● to work in the defense industry ● Ethical explanation

today ● Moral being and moral subject
● both dominate the weapons and ● Can perform same functions
administration
● can cause destruction
«Humanoid Robot Lectured at University«

Via: industry 4.0 platform

Via: Tamindir
Department of History and Robots

● No clear work
● Dream of objective histography
● Only with no sensient robots
The Result,

● Social life not easy

● Potical structure is changeble,
● Improvement of collaboration histography
and robots
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