Humanoid Robots (Text on: http://bit.ly/voarobots)

Hanson Robotics Company .....

• produces cars.

• sets up COVID-19 field hospitals.

• produces humanoid robots.

• produces cameras to recognize human faces.

Hanson Robotics is located in .....

• Wuhan, China.

• Hong Kong (China).

• Tokyo, Japan.

• Seoul, South Korea.

David Hanson is .....

• a robotics professor at Hong Kong’s University.

• an inventor.

• a robotics engineer.

• the founder and CEO of Hanson Robotics.

Sophia, the A.I. robot, is well-known worldwide for .....

• looking and speaking in a very human-like way.

• being a helpful assistant in the healthcare field.

• serving customers in shops.

Hanson Robotics is going to .....

• buy thousands of humanoid robots in 2021.

• sell thousands of humanoid robots in 2021.

• create thousands of humanoid robots in 2021.

• produce thousands of humanoid robots in 2021.

In David Hanson's opinion, the COVID-19 pandemic .....

• has decreased the demand for robots.

• hasn't had any effect on the demand for robots.

• has increased the demand for robots.

How can humanoid robots be used in healthcare according to the article?

• To give medicine to hospital patients.

• To take readings of breathing and heart rate.

• To take temperature readings.

• To assist professionals with COVID-19 testing.

According to David Hanson, besides healthcare, in which industry could robots be used in?

• Food service.

• Manufacturing.

• Financial services.

• Airline industry.

John Hoorn is a social robotics professor in Hong Kong. From his perspective what could the pandemic do for the robotics industry?

• Lead to the development of more medical assisting robots.

• Speed up the relationships between robots and humans.

• Increase the number of companies developing humanoid robots.

• Create more jobs in industries related to robotics development.

What was the humanoid robot Pepper used for in Europe?

• To take the temperature of COVID-19 patients.

• To provide cleaning services in major hospitals.

• To assist doctors in identifying signs of COVID-19.

• To identify people who were not wearing masks.