WHEN TECHNOLOGY AND
HUMANITY CROSS
TECHNOLOGICAL
ADVANCEMENT
IN SOCIETY
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• in one way or another, each person in the society is directly
or indirectly affected by technology whether he wills it or
not.
• most people survived their everyday lives with great
reliance to the different technological advancements
already available to the masses.
• Technology is already an inevitable part of the society.
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Necessity or Want?
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Technology was used to talk about the Technology became some form of 1
arts - applied arts. necessity
Art is no longer the topic.
Concepts like machine and tools were
attached.
Technology is already an inevitable part of
the society.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Almost all activities requires the use of
Convenience
technology.
Pleasure Technology has become a Technology has become a necessity.
necessity.
Happiness Technology has become a necessity.
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Technology was used to talk about the Technology became some form of 2
arts - applied arts. necessity
Art is no longer the topic.
Concepts like machine and tools were
attached.
Technology is already an inevitable part of
the society.
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Almost all activities requires the use of
Convenience
technology.
Pleasure Technology has become a Technology has become a necessity.
necessity.
Happiness Technology has become a necessity.
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TELEVISION SETS, MOBILE 3
PHONE, COMPUTERS AND
HUMANITY
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT IN SOCIETY
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I. TV SETS
• ultimate medium for advertisement placements.
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• According to Kantar Media, in the Ph, 92% of urban homes and 70% of rural homes own atleast one
television set.
• Households worldwide with TV reached 1.7+B in 2021 and set to reach 1.8B in year 2026.
BACKGROUND
• 1800s. Paul Gottlieb Nipkow was successful in his attempt to send images through the wires with
the aid of a rotating metal disk known as "electric telescope".
• Alan Archibald Campbell - Swinton and Boris Rosing introduced the new system of
Television with the use of cathode ray tube in addition to machanical scanner system.
- introduced the two types of TV systems: mechanical and electronic.
- their work inspired other scientists to improve the previous inventions which led to the modern
TV.
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a) Platform for advertisements and information dissemination. 5
b) Serves as a recreational activity.
c) Stress reliever to most families.
d) Platform for different propagandas and advocacies.
e) A way of bonding with ones'family members.
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EVOLUTION OF TELEVISION
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II. MOBILE PHONES
• used anywhere and anytime for different purposes other than communication.
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• are considered a must-have technology.
• 59.4 million was the latest recorded mobile phone user in the philippine
• (-Statista)
BACKGROUND:
•April 3, 1973. Martin Cooper made the worlds' first mobile phonw call.
Characteristics of Mobile Phone used by Martin Cooper:
-Weight. 1.1 kg.
-Measurement. 228.6x127x44.4 mm.
-Capable of 30 minutes talk time.
-It took 10 hours to charge.
•1983. Motorola made their first commercial mobile phone available to the public known as the
Motorola Dyna TAC 8000x.
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• Primarily used for communication. 0
• Surfing
• Photography 7
• Other applications: music player, calendar, radio, TV,
Photo Editor.
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Mobile Phone Timeline
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III. COMPUTERS AND LAPTOPS
• Not possible for all Filipino families to own atleast one computer or laptop
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• Most profits gained by computer and laptop manufacturers come from officess, 9
business, or schools.
• Growing number of internet users in the Ph, problems regarding the internet
providers.
BACKGROUND
•19th Century. Charles Babbage designed the Analytical Engine, which was used as the
baaic framework of the
computers even until the present time.
- Computer. its first design was so big that it could occupy whole floors of buildings.
- Laptops. transition from computer.
•April 1981. OS borne 1 was the first true portable computer that was released.
- start the evolution of laptops.
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ETHICAL DILEMMA FACED BY THE TECHNOLOGICAL 1
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1. Most parents would argue that these devices make their children lazy and
unhealthy.
- people who are fixated on these technological advancements start and end their day by
using such devices.
- skipping meals
- lack of exercise or any bodily movements
- overly dependence on technology
- alienation
2. Moral dilemma
- people, especially children who are not capable yet of rationally deciding for
themselves what is right or wrong are
freely exposed to different things on these technologies without restrictions.
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ROBOTICS AND HUMANITY
Service Robots: focus mainly in assisting their masters in their everyday tasks.
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•Preliminary extract of the relevant definition for robot:
• An actuated mechanism in two or more axes with a degree of autonomy, moving within
its environment to perform intended tasks.
• Service Robot: performs useful tasks for humans or equipment.
• Service Robot for Personal Use: used for noncommercial tasks, usuallyby laypersons.
• Service Robot for Professional Use: used for commercial tasks, usually operated by a
properly trained operator.
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BACKGROUND
•Around 300 B. C. : earliest conception of robots that is based fron Egyptians, which is the water 1
clock.
•1950's : earliest robots as people know that is created by George Devol.
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- "unimate": his first invention from the words "Universal Automation".
•October 1, 2005 : Germany was one of the forst countries to develop service robot.
- launched the project DESIRE.
OBJECTIVES OF DESIRE
1. To achive a technological edge toward attaining key functions and components that are suited for
everyday use.
2. To create a reference architecture for mobilr manipulation.
3. To promote the convergence of technologies through integration into a common technology
platform.
4. To conduct pre-competition research and development activities for new products and technology
transfer in start-up
enterprises in the field of service robots.
- expected work to be performed by DESIRE are the following:
a. Clear up the kitchen table.
b. Fill the dishwasher.
c. Clear up the room.
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THANKS ！
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