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| Is the future robotic? Find out at midday | |
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| In the Guardian Oxford London lecture last month, professor of robotics Paul Newman sought to dispel some of the myths about his field. Were you cheated by visions of K9 and C3PO? Watch the video above for some insight into what robotics really means, and what the implications are for our technological future. | In the Guardian Oxford London lecture last month, professor of robotics Paul Newman sought to dispel some of the myths about his field. Were you cheated by visions of K9 and C3PO? Watch the video above for some insight into what robotics really means, and what the implications are for our technological future. |
| And on Wednesday at midday Newman will be online here to answer your questions about machine vision, robot cars and whether society is ready for technology that can save lives – or endanger them. | And on Wednesday at midday Newman will be online here to answer your questions about machine vision, robot cars and whether society is ready for technology that can save lives – or endanger them. |
| Post your questions below from 10am (UK time) on Wednesday. | Post your questions below from 10am (UK time) on Wednesday. |