1. I would follow it as a point of reference, but would read signs and try to find a way out without the robots assistance. 2. Yes, I it probably would because the bot's programming might not be perfected. -Joe Haj
1. I will. 2. Robot is not always right, because sometimes the ambiguous situation will make robot do the wrong things, but as a inexperiences person, I don't think I can do this better than robots. Brady Zheng
It depends if it seems to go in the right direction, like towards the stairs or the marked emergency exits. However, seeing as getting out of the building quickly is a priority, I think I could walk faster than the robot moved in the video.
Yes. Real world functioning robots are tricky. If something were to go amiss, I would rather not have to depend on it for my life. However, if they were tested and proven effective in the field, I would consider following it. -Katelyn
1. I would follow it as a point of reference, but would read signs and try to find a way out without the robots assistance.
ReplyDelete2. Yes, I it probably would because the bot's programming might not be perfected.
-Joe Haj
No, yes. Alex Haston
ReplyDeleteUntil it screws up
ReplyDeleteYes
Nicholas Muhleman
Jesus wept
Chris VanYe
ReplyDelete1. no,especially if the robot in obviously wrong
2. Yes it did because i have see how easily a robot can go wrong
1. I will.
ReplyDelete2. Robot is not always right, because sometimes the ambiguous situation will make robot do the wrong things, but as a inexperiences person, I don't think I can do this better than robots.
Brady Zheng
i would not follow the robot, yes this would effect my decision.
ReplyDeleteGarrett Coffin
It depends if it seems to go in the right direction, like towards the stairs or the marked emergency exits. However, seeing as getting out of the building quickly is a priority, I think I could walk faster than the robot moved in the video.
ReplyDeleteYes. Real world functioning robots are tricky. If something were to go amiss, I would rather not have to depend on it for my life. However, if they were tested and proven effective in the field, I would consider following it.
-Katelyn