Not all robots are humanoids. In fact, the ones that do work frequently are not designed with human-like features. Pictured here is a robot from Vecna Robotics which is used to carry goods or act as a kiosk. It's being tested in a hospital in France where nurses sign in, submit the drug orders they need, and the robot will navigate the hospital and retrieve the drugs.
Robots look for real-world jobs (photos)
by CNET News.com | March 6, 2012, 12:00pm PST | Image 1 of 6
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Homophonophobia
Srsly! We know how it works. The brain types using our main lexicon, which was built using spoken data, it only goes to the "writing" lexicon when there's a serious mismatch, or when some habit is triggered. So, in typing we swap around homophonic or near-homophonic pairs a lot.
And machine spelling checkers don't pick up on them because they're not misspelled words.
Anyway, pointing out the error is fine, but lets not get too excited, shall we?
And machine spelling checkers don't pick up on them because they're not misspelled words.
Anyway, pointing out the error is fine, but lets not get too excited, shall we?
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