They may have a robot dancing outside to the sound of YMCA, or offer espressos, but there are still no crowds in the newly opened Botbar Coffee bar. Maybe the waiter scares the customers a bit. Because in the bar, the only one who serves you coffee and tea is the robot, Adam. In New York, the profusion of robots is the result of technological advances, but it is also a way of responding to the shortage of labor in the hotel and catering industry. One university has even experimented with mobile trash cans. Objective, to study human behavior, faced with these strange machines. Because everyday robots are invading cities and this is just the beginning. In New York, your car can be parked by artificial intelligence. A luggage locker is entirely managed by an articulated arm. And a robot dog intervened when a parking lot collapsed. His role, search for victims in the rubble. But faced with this beginning of dehumanization, the city of New York decided to put a stop to it. Since July, a law has regulated and limited the use of robotics by companies. TF1 | Report A. Monnier, M. Derrien, J. Asher
2023-09-01 18:32:00
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