P1: How the Digital Revolution Has Influenced My Ideas

 LO1: How the Digital Revolution Has Influenced My Ideas


 
As you can see in the timeline of technology above, media technologies has been advancing for a long time. We now have DSLR cameras, speakers, VR, AR, smart phones, robots ect. In this report, I will be explaining what my digital media product idea is and how it solves the gap in the market.
 
The digital revolution has influenced my media product idea. Technological convergence has been achieved through the use of black box devices; this means we can now access a range of services through just one device such as a smartphone. Using a smartphone you can: call, message, search the internet, take photos using the cameras etc. The development of the web from web 1.0 to 3.0. Web 1.0 is when websites were static, this took place from the years 1991-2004. Web 2.0 is when we could start to interact with the websites and it also interacted with us. We could type comments, post content and the websites were very dynamic. Web 3.0 is the era of the web we are currently in. Websites learn are preferences and gives us recommendations. The Amazon website is a good example of this, the site recommends new products to us depending on what we have viewed before. Web 2.0 is the era I am most interested in. This interactivity paved the way for lots of new interactive digital media products and it has revolutionised the digital realm. I want my media product to include lots of interactivity so the users can use the media product.






My new interactive media product will be created by my company, Ro-boot Technologies. The new HELP-R 5000 robots are going to be used in the public service industry. These robots will revolutionise how we support people and how we run the world. Our HELP-R 5000 robots are uniquely suited to your needs. You can select the following:

  •  Clean the environment and pick up litter
  • Help signpost the homelessness to shelters, those struggling with mental health and domestic abuse to services and offer them essential information
  • Patrol the streets and help the police combat crime by live video recording a crime and sending the GPS location to the police. They can also ring emergency services such as an ambulance if somone is severely injured
  • Can take orders at a restaurant
  • can help stock shelves or rails in retail and peform stock takes as well as retrieve items from the back that customers would want to try Can also transfer stock to different areas or tidy.
  • can read human emotion and hold conversations
  • Will have a screen so we can use the internet (with restrictions) 
  • Have an app for the owners of the robots to control which mode it is on

 

The robots will be able to update and gain new modes that our company create via the internet. Anti-hack technology will be used to ensure that new modes (especially harmful ones that causes the robot to harm people) cannot be installed for the safety of others. 


 
 
 
 

                                            Inspirations

 

 



 
 
 Previously robots were almost imposssible to create. This means that fictional robots could be a reality one day. WALL-E is a robot film created by Disney. The robot was created by humans (in the movie) to clen up Earth since we polluted it so much. The protectron robots from the Fallout game franchise have multiple modes depending on what the player needs at the time. Baymax is a robot from the Disney movie Big Hero Six. This robot can scan a human, evaluate their pain levels then give them necessary treatment.



 
Here are some real robots that currently exist. Sophia is a AI robot, she can converse with us and express her opinion. I want my robot to be able to talk to us too and understand human emotions so it can help.
 
 
 
 

 Atlas are robots created by Boston Dynamics. I am inspired by the design of these robots since they can run and jump with ease. I need my robot to be stable since it will be walking around in public.



Target audience

The target audience for the HELP-R 5000 robots are businesses in the public service sector and the government. These companies will fit the explorer psychographics since robotics have not yet been normalised. Robots are still relatively new to us and they are not yet a part of our daily lives. Explorers love to try new, innovative things. I believe they would love these robots since you can select which modes you would like.
 
 
 
 

What Previous Technologies Will I Integrate To Create My Robot?

To create my robot, I will need to use technological convergence to create a kind of blackbox device in the form of the HELP-R 5000. My robot will have AI to help it understand emotions and respond to people without another input. Speakers will allow us to hear the robot. A small interactive screen will allow us to search the internet, the robot will need to be able to connect to the internet. A call feature will allow the robot to call emergency services if nesessary. Some sort of computer will be needed so the robot can process the environment.





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