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Without investment, competent robotics will remain an elusive dream. and conventional
robotics will plateau at the current level. Mass media mightproject that solutions exist, but
special effects cannot terraform Mars or clean up the next Chernobyl. Competent
technologies are required because without themwe will continue to re-create machines that
will spend their entire "lives" in theme-parks, rather than in the world generating useful
results.
Sincerely,
Mark W. Tilden,
Robotics Physicist,
Los Alamos National Laboratory,
Phone: 505/667-2902, Fax: 505/665-6251
<[email protected]>
Copyright © Mark W. Tilden, January 25, 2000,
All rights reserved,
cc:
Mara Silver,
Office of Communications, The White House
Speech Writing Department,
Phone: 202-456-2777, Fax: 202-456-2505
<[email protected]>
January 25. 2000
- Robotics in the 21st Century -
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