Friend or foe, love them
or hate them, are drones robots?
It’s the user that decides
its fate, to create a wonderful tool to bring happiness or to bring death and
destruction.
Generally drones can be
used for the greater good, fitted with filming or camera equipment it can bring
a new perspective to watching a video or programme on television.
With no wires attached the
Ariel views capture images not seen before, this was surely a great robot to
have.
But unfortunately as a
product with positive attributes there are those who could also see the these attributes to a licence to kill.
Now we have flying
unmanned machines that kill people from a great distance without harm to its
user and with insect drones now being created, will we ever be able to tell
them apart?
I think not, but more
worrying is that a lot of us are now using the robot vacuum cleaners, how do we
know that they’re not spying on us?
I say treat your vacuum
with respect as you never know when you’ll need an ally.
What do you think?
Author: Charmain Ingleton
