Attitudes Towards Domestic Robots Survey

Rapid advances in robotic applications for domestic and personal use have made intelligent robots become part of our everyday ______.

In order to help robot designers and developers to imagine a roadmap for their development in the future, there have been surveys conducted in many countries to study people's attitudes towards ______, with a particular focus on domestic use.

Globally, the results show that a large proportion of people in the surveys have a positive attitude towards the idea of having intelligent service robots as small ‘domestic ______.

These machines can be controlled and do mainly difficult and repetitive household tasks such as cleaning, ironing, and ______.

However, these people do not want robots to have human appearance or to substitute humans in child or animal ______ because they regard these tasks as unsuitable for machines.

In order to help robot designers and developers to imagine a roadmap for their development in the future, there have been surveys conducted in many countries to study people's attitudes towards ______, with a particular focus on domestic use.

A few want robots to be more like friends and have human-like abilities such as the ability to speak and communicate with them. However, these people do not want robots to have human appearance or to substitute humans in child or animal care because they regard the tasks as unsuitable for ______.

Many people have a negative attitude towards robots. They fear that machine malfunction could lead to harmful and dangerous consequences. The biggest fear is that humans might lose control over ______.

Having positive or negative attitudes towards intelligent robots is not related to where the ______ live.

The results show that a large proportion of people in the surveys have a positive attitude towards the idea of having intelligent service robots as small ‘domestic ______.’

These machines can be controlled and do mainly difficult and repetitive household tasks such as cleaning, ironing, and ______.

Rapid advances in robotic applications for domestic and personal use have made intelligent robots become part of our everyday ______.

The fear that humans might lose control over robots comes from a typical science-fiction scenario where robots get out of control by gaining too much ______.

A few want robots to be more like friends and have human-like abilities such as the ability to speak and communicate with them. However, these people do not want robots to have human appearance or to substitute humans in child or animal care because they regard these tasks as unsuitable for ______.

In order to help robot designers and developers to imagine a roadmap for their development in the future, there have been surveys conducted in many countries to study people's attitudes towards ______, with a particular focus on domestic use.