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Name: Jennifer Lynn Wikler
Member since: 2008-07-21 15:38:59
Last Login: 2008-07-23 20:12:56

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Homepage: www.jenniferlynnwikler.com

Notes: - Graduate of GA Tech with a BS in Mechanical Engineering and an unofficial specialization in robotics

- Very interested in getting a Master's in Robotics Engineering when a suitable program is developed

- Have built several robots, working on two at the moment

- I'm interested in mapping and navigation technology right now

- Plan to attend the Robodevelopment Expo this year

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21 Jul 2008 (updated 21 Jul 2008 at 16:10 UTC) »

I found this article recently about a new female robot, the FT.

http://inventorspot.com/female_robot_japanese_science_computer

While I am very impressed with the fluid movement and the sleek design, and so glad a feminine robot entered the scene, I'm still a bit annoyed that the characteristics that were chosen to make a female robot are sexy and physical. What about intuition, social integration, creativity, intelligence, ambition, etc?

I wonder if, as robots emerge that are feminine, they will be a more 1950's pretty housemaid and have to go through their own robot women's rights movement just as humans did. Something to think about.

 

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