Just for you M.Noecker

Hey guys,

So today I decided I'm going to talk about a subject that's really serious and that touches me personally... But then I thought '' Screw that noise!!! Let's talk about the advent of robotics!''. Sounds good right? I thought so. So here it is, my post about how the advent of robotics is either helping or hindering the change of our climate.

The advancements of robotics is actually helping with climate change so much. Just a couple examples of this is they can identify toxins in the environment and clean them much faster and more efficiently. Or being able to identify hazardous situations much more effectively.

But... I left out one of the coolest things being worked on.

I believe that this could actually be the coolest invention ever to be created... Like, ever.

This invention ladies and gentlemen (dramatic pause) is this:

I'm not sure if this is how it will end up looking because the project isn't even close to being finish. But what this is ladies and gentlemen, is a little robot not much bigger than an insect that will be sent up into the sky and it will clean up pollution in the air. And so, I have one question for you. HOW COOL IS THAT! Just imagine if we had thousands of these little robots to fly around in the sky, cleaning up all the carbon in the air. It'd be like an army of little robot maids. That's probably one of my favourite fantasies I never knew I had.

Not going to lie, that's probably the coolest way to fix global warming I can think of.

But that's not the only cool thing that could happen. Although it's not really an advancement in ''Robotics'' it is an advancement in technology. So anyway, this happened last year so get ready for ''Story Time with Matthew''.

Once upon a time, last year in the first semester of high school. There was a boy. This boy was 14 years old at this time. This boy was also me. Anyway, in science class last year, during our biology unit, we were talking about pesticides and how they're bad and stuff. And then our teacher said he thought it would be cool if they invented a pesticide that, when the rain hit it, it's molecular structure changed with the water and it would become a fertilizer for the plant.

I know it doesn't sound all that exciting (unlike certain robot bugs I could mention) but imagine the effects of it. Not only would it completely destroy pesticide poisoning but it would even improve the growth of the crops while doing so. Now I'm not exactly sure if something like this actually exists or can even be created, but it's pretty cool to imagine about them isn't it.

Anyway, till next time,

Matt

Bibliography:

https://www.used-robots.com/education/robots-and-the-environmental-future