Robots are all around us in our daily lives. We use them in various industries, such as healthcare, aerospace, education, the military, and our private lives. Robots are getting smarter and smarter and can perform increasingly difficult tasks, such as tasks that are too hard or dangerous for us. After all, robots don’t get tired!
We are developing robots that are increasingly more like humans because we are often more positive toward robots when they look like us humans. We want devices that act, look, and communicate like humans. Thanks to AI, this is increasingly successful. If the robots really look a lot like us, and you can barely see any difference, then again, we find that super creepy.
In this show, we compare humans and robots. Where do we see similarities, and where are the differences? Why must a robot need to be programmed, and how do you do it?
What senses do we have and what about robots? What about energy supply? And how does a robot stay in balance?
To be on the safe side, we start the show with a test to see if there are any sneaky robots in the room. After all, you never know.
► All ages
► Approximately 45 minutes
► € 82,50 per group, maximum 80 people per group
► Core objective: 42 / 44 / 45
