
Biomimetic Humanoid Robots with Human Consciousness
This book describes a non-fiction scenario in which humanity will survive in the universe immortally by the creation of look-alike biomimetic humanoid robots with a special consciousness in which the humanoid robot knows that it is modeling a human master (owner) with "an identity and a life vita" (resume,......
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This book describes a non-fiction scenario in which humanity will survive in the universe immortallyby the creation of look-alike biomimetic humanoid robots with special consciousness in which thehumanoid robot knows that it is modeling a human master (owner) with “an identity and a lifevita” (resume, life story, and memories). The robots will possess a form of consciousness or selfawareness(IVA-consciousness) and interact with their human masters as companions and bestfriends, gradually developing an understanding of their human masters’ consciousness. Thehumanoid robot will stay in the universe even after the human master has left.The book aims toenable humans to create and develop immortal humanoid robots that can travel in space and toother planets and galaxies using quantum entanglement phenomena and artificial intelligence. Thus, humanity and its influence and culture will remain in the universe and not terminate or vanishdue to environmental changes on planet Earth in the future.
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| Produktnavn | Biomimetic Humanoid Robots with Human Consciousness |
| book typ | boker, fagboker, data og informasjonsteknologi |
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