The grand challenges of <i>Science Robotics</i>
Guang‐Zhong Yang(Imperial College London), Jim Bellingham(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Pierre E. Dupont(Boston Children's Hospital), Peer Fischer(University of Stuttgart), Luciano Floridi(Turing Institute), Robert J. Full(University of California, Berkeley), Neil Jacobstein(NASA Research Park), Vijay Kumar(University of Pennsylvania), Marcia McNutt(National Academy of Sciences), Robert Merrifield(Imperial College London), Bradley J. Nelson(ETH Zurich), Brian Scassellati(Yale University), Mariarosaria Taddeo(Turing Institute), Russell H. Taylor(Johns Hopkins University), Manuela Veloso(Carnegie Mellon University), Zhong Lin Wang(Georgia Institute of Technology), Robert J. Wood(Harvard University)
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Abstract
is to deeply root robotics research in science while developing novel robotic platforms that will enable new scientific discoveries. Of our 10 grand challenges, the first 7 represent underpinning technologies that have a wider impact on all application areas of robotics. For the next two challenges, we have included social robotics and medical robotics as application-specific areas of development to highlight the substantial societal and health impacts that they will bring. Finally, the last challenge is related to responsible innovation and how ethics and security should be carefully considered as we develop the technology further.
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