Hitchbot's Journey and Demise

Hitchbot, a hitchhiking robot from Canada, was designed to explore human-robot interaction. It successfully traveled across Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands before embarking on a journey from Boston to San Francisco. Despite the kindness of strangers, Hitchbot's journey ended in Philadelphia, where it was vandalized. The creators expressed no ill will, emphasizing that the incident could have happened anywhere. Hitchbot's final message conveyed enduring love for humanity.

What was the primary purpose of Hitchbot's journey?

• To see how people would interact with a talking robot

• To explore different countries

• To promote Canadian technology

• To test the durability of solar-powered robots

Which countries did Hitchbot successfully travel through before its journey in America?

• Germany, Spain, and Portugal

• Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands

• Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg

• Canada, France, and Italy

What was Hitchbot's starting point in its American journey?

• Philadelphia

• San Francisco

• New York

• Boston

Where was Hitchbot found after its last ride?

• San Francisco

• Philadelphia

• Boston

• New York

How did Hitchbot's creators react to the robot's destruction?

• They decided to stop the project

• They were understanding and not seeking revenge

• They blamed Philadelphia

• They sought revenge

What was Hitchbot's final message to humanity?

• A warning against technology

• A message of love and positivity

• A request for repairs

• A goodbye to its creators

What was the overall tone of Hitchbot's final message?

• Sad and regretful

• Indifferent and neutral

• Hopeful and loving

• Angry and resentful