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Sophia-The world's first humanoid robot
Five years after Hanson Robotics unveiled the world's first humane robot, Sophia, a robotic company built a sister named Joyce. Sophia was founded in the brain of Hanson Robotics, led by AI engineer David Hanson, and AI developer David Hanson. In the role played by Audrey Hepburn and the ex-wife of Disney designer David Hanson, Sophia was created to mimic social behavior and evoke feelings of love and compassion for people. Sophia Robot is the brainchild of Hong Kong physician David Hanson of Hanson Robotics, a modern regenerative man who has gained a reputation for creating the world's largest robots.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in 01
Island of Dolls-Mysterious place in Mexico
Surrounded by a network of canals near Xochimilco, south of Mexico City, the Isla de las Munecas (Isla de las Munecas) is one of the most disturbing tourist attractions in Mexico. Apart from being called the scary place in Mexico City, the Isla de las Munecas, meaning "Doll Island" in Spanish, is also very difficult to reach. Just south of Mexico City, you will find Isla de las Munecas, an arid island with many decaying dolls and countless decaying dolls.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Wander
McKamey Manor-The world's scariest haunted house
McKamey Manor may be the most terrifying house in the world, and it almost makes you tremble. Originally found in San Diego before moving to Somertown, Tennessee (another in Huntsville, Alabama), the controversial institution has been called the world's most populous house. McKamey Manor is so advanced that no one has been able to successfully navigate the experience so far.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in FYI
History of first human heart transplantation
Just 52 years ago, on December 3, 1967, Christian Barnard had his first heart transplant made by Louis Washkansky, 54, in Cape Town, South Africa. After surgery, he suffered from ischemic cardiomyopathy and was hospitalized. Heart attack Louis Waskansky, 54, who suffers from ischemic cardiomyopathy, is in hospital with a heart attack. Christian Barnard, a surgeon trained at the University of Cape Town in the United States, performed the first implant. Asked to be a surgeon at the National Heart Institute in London, Christian Barnard returned to South Africa for heart surgery and underwent his first heart operation in 1967.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Journal
The lost city of Pompeii
Today, the lost city of Pompeii is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Italy's most popular tourist attractions, with about 2.5 million visitors a year. One of the most popular tourist attractions in Italy is undoubtedly the ruins of the ancient lost city of Pompeii. Located in southern Italy, in the region of Campania, just 30 minutes from the center of Naples, Pompeii is one of the world's most preserved archaeological sites and the third most visited place in Italy.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in FYI
Norway-The country of the midnight sun
Although many Arctic Circle countries view midnight, Norway is the only country known as the midnight sun. That is why no other northern European country like Norway has ever had a wonderful night under midnight.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Wander
Better Together: A Model for Women and LGBTQ Equality in the Workplace
This debate is enhanced by combining available data on the origins and effects of HBD on women and LGBTQ people in the workplace. Opportunities for collaboration when HRM collectively addresses the needs of women and people in the LGBTQ community, especially in promoting gender equality and combating discrimination and sexual harassment. While much emphasis is placed on women and people of color, employers and their HR professionals are also intensifying their efforts to create jobs that include the LGBT community. For example, approaches to gender equality, gender management, and gender mainstreaming ignore many of the problems faced by LGBTQ people and women of color by defining their target actors as white, cisgender, and heterosexual (see Tomic, 2011; Hanappi-Egger, 2013 Klein).
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Pride
The Psychosocial Variables Associated With the Parenting a Child with Special Needs
In this study, we used the 1994 and 1995 National Health Survey (NHIS), Disability Supplement (NHIS-D) to explore the association between childhood, maternal and familial factors, and the psychosocial status of children aged 6 to 17 years and adolescents. Was put. , The first set of analyzes compares children with disabilities and children with disabilities on the crucial child, maternal, and family characteristics.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Humans
What makes NFT a great investment?
The ability to protect ownership is the main reason digital audiences buy and sell digital artworks such as NFTs. The buying and selling of digital assets such as NFTs open up access to many more buyers and sellers than ever before.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in 01
Heath Ledger Life biography
Doomed to seek more extensive acting opportunities, the 16-year-old dropped out of high school a year earlier to travel to Sydney with the partner of his longtime best friend, Trevor DiCarlo. It was around this time that he became interested in becoming a theater actor, starring in a production of Peter Pan directed by the Guildford Schools. Ledger attended Maris Mount Elementary School in Gooseberry Hill and then to Guildford Grammar School, where he gained his early acting experience at the age of 10, starring in a school play as Peter Pan. At age 16, Ledger passed his first final exams and traveled across the country to Sydney to pursue an acting career with his longtime friend Trevor DiCarlo.
By Joy kafle4 years ago in Geeks