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Approaches to Robotics in the United States and Japan Report of a Bilateral Exchange (1990) / Chapter Skim
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... Successful U.S.-Japanese cooperation will be rooted in areas that yield mutual benefit. Potential collaborative efforts should be achievable in a relatively 19
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... Given the mechanisms, criteria, and impetus for collaboration, U.S. and Japanese companies need to find suitable areas for cultivation.
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... time frame. Specific areas suggested during the exchange were joint work on sentence robots and robots to work in hazardous environments, as well as joint study of the socioeconomic impacts of such robots, perhaps including joint curriculum development for training a new generation of workers to function compatibly with a new generation of intelligent robots.
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  • japanese companies
  • space exploration
  • intelligent robots
  • lligent robots
  • establish subsidiaries

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  • mile island
  • robotic surgery


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