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Post  Guest Wed May 13, 2009 7:36 pm

As an American I can't speak for how the Canadian government functions, but in the states, the Federal government grants funds to both the public and private secotors for research on technologies that could provide benefits to mankind. I would think that the Yumicom has potential to advance both medical sciences (artificial limb advancements) AI, and overall, robots that could be used to advance human life. Under those doctrines, the US Federal government would issue grants to any American working on such a project as Aiko.

I can't see it being terribly difficult to show how the Yumicom can advance human life. This makes me wonder what sort of similar programs are out there in the Canadian government that could assist in financing Project Aiko. While I realize that Le wants to do this himself, and for himself as his dream, I can't help but wonder if monies were to flow his way the climb to the top would be a little easier.

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Post  Konrad13 Sun May 17, 2009 4:17 am

Shashinka Ichiban wrote:As an American I can't speak for how the Canadian government functions, but in the states, the Federal government grants funds to both the public and private secotors for research on technologies that could provide benefits to mankind. I would think that the Yumicom has potential to advance both medical sciences (artificial limb advancements) AI, and overall, robots that could be used to advance human life. Under those doctrines, the US Federal government would issue grants to any American working on such a project as Aiko.

I can't see it being terribly difficult to show how the Yumicom can advance human life. This makes me wonder what sort of similar programs are out there in the Canadian government that could assist in financing Project Aiko. While I realize that Le wants to do this himself, and for himself as his dream, I can't help but wonder if monies were to flow his way the climb to the top would be a little easier.

Definitely something that should be looked into...

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Post  Aiko Sun May 17, 2009 10:03 am

This is the same reason, why Canadian's doctors and Nurses go to the States for job.
It's sad, but that is how reality works.
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Post  Guest Thu May 21, 2009 12:36 am

Aiko wrote:This is the same reason, why Canadian's doctors and Nurses go to the States for job.
It's sad, but that is how reality works.

Kinda depressing considering the VAT and other government imposed taxes north of the border up there, one would think that the government has some money to give out. Hell down here, the feds give money away like it's going out of style.

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Post  Guest Sun Jul 19, 2009 7:07 pm

Someone has thought of this very point, making a robotic dog and a robotic cat as companions for the elderly and aid for sick children (generally cancer and Parkinson's patients) who need someone to care for.
Artificial limbs wouldn't be made using Aiko's limbs, for they have advanced in that technology already (can move limb with thought).

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Post  Aiko Thu Jul 23, 2009 11:43 am

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Robot dogs.... Sony had tried that. It went very well the first few months.
After that downhill. Their robot department close down a few years ago.
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Post  Guest Sun Jul 26, 2009 11:46 pm

Aiko wrote:Hi

Robot dogs.... Sony had tried that. It went very well the first few months.
After that downhill. Their robot department close down a few years ago.

I thought they were still using them at several of the hospitals that cared for the elderly in Japan. I recall watching a report on NHK about the current state of the project last year while in Tokyo.

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Post  Konrad13 Sun Jul 26, 2009 11:53 pm

Shashinka Ichiban wrote:
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Robot dogs.... Sony had tried that. It went very well the first few months.
After that downhill. Their robot department close down a few years ago.

I thought they were still using them at several of the hospitals that cared for the elderly in Japan. I recall watching a report on NHK about the current state of the project last year while in Tokyo.
That was my assumption as well...

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