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  • Hi, I'm an engineer

    譯者: Regina Chu 審譯者: Melody Tang

  • and I make robots.

    嗨,我是工程師,

  • Now, of course you all know what a robot is, right?

    我製造機器人。

  • If you don't, you'd probably go to Google,

    當然你們都知道機器人,對吧?

  • and you'd ask Google what a robot is.

    如果你不知道, 你大概會用谷歌 (Google),

  • So let's do that.

    查一下什麼是機器人。

  • We'll go to Google and this is what we get.

    我們也來試一下。

  • Now, you can see here there are lots of different types of robots,

    我們用谷歌得到這些。

  • but they're predominantly humanoid in structure.

    你可以看到這裡 有很多種不同的機器人,

  • And they look pretty conventional

    但是它們很明顯在結構上都很像人。

  • because they've got plastic, they've got metal,

    而且它們有傳統的外型,

  • they've got motors and gears and so on.

    因為它們有塑膠、金屬,

  • Some of them look quite friendly,

    還有馬達、傳動裝置等等。

  • and you could go up and you could hug them.

    有些看起來很友善,

  • Some of them not so friendly,

    你可以過去抱一下。

  • they look like they're straight out of "Terminator,"

    有一些就不那麼友善,

  • in fact they may well be straight out of "Terminator."

    它們看起來好像從 《魔鬼終結者》裡直接走出來,

  • You can do lots of really cool things with these robots --

    事實上它們的確很可能是從 《魔鬼終結者》裡出來的。

  • you can do really exciting stuff.

    你可以用這些機器人 做很多很酷的事,

  • But I'd like to look at different kinds of robots --

    很令人興奮的事。

  • I want to make different kinds of robots.

    但是我想研究不同種類的機器人。

  • And I take inspiration from the things that don't look like us,

    我想製造不同種的機器人。

  • but look like these.

    我的靈感來自跟我們不太像的東西,

  • So these are natural biological organisms

    反而像這樣的東西。

  • and they do some really cool things that we can't,

    這些都是天然的生物體,

  • and current robots can't either.

    它們會做很酷的事,我們做不到的,

  • They do all sorts of great things like moving around on the floor;

    而且目前的機器人也做不到。

  • they go into our gardens and they eat our crops;

    它們會做各種很厲害的事, 像在地板上移動;

  • they climb trees;

    它們會去花園,吃我們的作物;

  • they go in water, they come out of water;

    它們會爬樹;

  • they trap insects and digest them.

    它們會入水出水;

  • So they do really interesting things.

    它們捕捉並消化昆蟲。

  • They live, they breathe, they die,

    它們會做很有意思的事情。

  • they eat things from the environment.

    它們生存、呼吸、死亡,

  • Our current robots don't really do that.

    它們會吃環境裡的東西。

  • Now, wouldn't it be great

    我們現有的機器人不會做這件事。

  • if you could use some of those characteristics in future robots

    那麼,這不是很棒嗎?

  • so that you could solve some really interesting problems?

    如果你可以在未來的機器人上 應用這些特點,

  • I'm going to look at a couple of problems now in the environment

    不就可以解決某些非常 有意思的難題?

  • where we can use the skills and the technologies

    我要讓大家看目前 在環境中的幾個難題。

  • derived from these animals

    我們可以運用

  • and from the plants,

    從這些動植物得到的技巧及科技,

  • and we can use them to solve those problems.

    我們可以用來解決這些問題。

  • Let's have a look at two environmental problems.

    我們來看兩個環境問題。

  • They're both of our making --

    兩者都是人搞出來的──

  • this is man interacting with the environment

    這是人跟環境互動

  • and doing some rather unpleasant things.

    所做出的一些很討厭的事。

  • The first one is to do with the pressure of population.

    第一個問題跟人口壓力有關。

  • Such is the pressure of population around the world

    全世界的人口壓力

  • that agriculture and farming is required to produce more and more crops.

    讓農業必須生產更多的作物。

  • Now, to do that,

    那麼,要做到這點,

  • farmers put more and more chemicals onto the land.

    農夫得施更多化學製品到田裡。

  • They put on fertilizers, nitrates, pesticides --

    他們得施肥料、硝酸鹽、殺蟲劑──

  • all sorts of things that encourage the growth of the crops,

    各式各樣的東西促進作物成長,

  • but there are some negative impacts.

    但是這有負面影響。

  • One of the negative impacts is if you put lots of fertilizer on the land,

    其中一個負面影響就是, 如果你在田裡施很多肥料,

  • not all of it goes into the crops.

    不是所有的肥料都會被作物吸收。

  • Lots of it stays in the soil,

    很多會留在土裡,

  • and then when it rains,

    然後下雨時,

  • these chemicals go into the water table.

    這些化學品就會流進地下水裡。

  • And in the water table,

    順著地下水,

  • then they go into streams, into lakes, into rivers

    它們會流進小溪、湖泊、河流,

  • and into the sea.

    然後進入海洋。

  • Now, if you put all of these chemicals, these nitrates,

    如果你把這些化學品,這些硝酸鹽,

  • into those kinds of environments,

    放進像這樣的環境中,

  • there are organisms in those environments that will be affected by that --

    生活在這些環境內的生物 就會受到影響──

  • algae, for example.

    譬如藻類。

  • Algae loves nitrates, it loves fertilizer,

    藻類很愛硝酸鹽,它喜歡肥料,

  • so it will take in all these chemicals,

    所以它會吸收這些化學製品,

  • and if the conditions are right, it will mass produce.

    在適宜的條件下,它會大量繁殖。

  • It will produce masses and masses of new algae.

    它會繁殖出一大團又一大團的新藻類,

  • That's called a bloom.

    稱為藻華。

  • The trouble is that when algae reproduces like this,

    麻煩的是當藻類像這樣繁殖,

  • it starves the water of oxygen.

    它會耗盡水中的氧。

  • As soon as you do that,

    一旦如此,

  • the other organisms in the water can't survive.

    其它水中生物就無法生存。

  • So, what do we do?

    那,我們要怎麼辦?

  • We try to produce a robot that will eat the algae,

    我們試著做出一種 會吃水藻的機器人,

  • consume it and make it safe.

    吃光水藻又很安全。

  • So that's the first problem.

    所以這是第一個問題。

  • The second problem is also of our making,

    第二個問題也是我們的傑作,

  • and it's to do with oil pollution.

    它跟油的汙染有關。

  • Now, oil comes out of the engines that we use,

    油從我們使用的引擎、

  • the boats that we use.

    船隻中釋放出來。

  • Sometimes tankers flush their oil tanks into the sea,

    有時候油輪會把油排放到海洋,

  • so oil is released into the sea that way.

    所以油就這樣流到海裡。

  • Wouldn't it be nice if we could treat that in some way

    這樣不是很好? 如果我們可以想辦法用機器人

  • using robots that could eat the pollution the oil fields have produced?

    吃掉油田產生的汙染物?

  • So that's what we do.

    所以那就是我們做的。

  • We make robots that will eat pollution.

    我們製造能吃汙染物的機器人。

  • To actually make the robot,

    要實際製造出機器人,

  • we take inspiration from two organisms.

    我們從兩種生物取得靈感。

  • On the right there you see the basking shark.

    你看到右邊的那張是姥鯊。

  • The basking shark is a massive shark.

    姥鯊是一種大型鯊魚。

  • It's noncarnivorous, so you can swim with it,

    牠並非肉食性, 所以你可以跟牠一起游泳,

  • as you can see.

    就像你在這裡看到的。

  • And the basking shark opens its mouth,

    姥鯊張開嘴巴,

  • and it swims through the water, collecting plankton.

    游過水裡,收集浮游生物。

  • As it does that, it digests the food,

    這麼做的同時,牠消化食物,

  • and then it uses that energy in its body to keep moving.

    然後利用在體內 產生的能量繼續活動。

  • So, could we make a robot like that --

    所以,我們能不能做 像那樣的機器人──

  • like the basking shark that chugs through the water

    像姥鯊一樣可以在水中徐徐前進,

  • and eats up pollution?

    然後吃掉汙染物?

  • Well, let's see if we can do that.

    嗯,我們來看看能不能做到。

  • But also, we take the inspiration from other organisms.

    我們也從其它生物獲取靈感。

  • I've got a picture here of a water boatman,

    我這裡有一張水椿的照片,

  • and the water boatman is really cute.

    水椿真的很可愛。

  • When it's swimming in the water,

    當它游水時,

  • it uses its paddle-like legs to push itself forward.

    就用船槳般的腿將自己推向前。

  • So we take those two organisms

    所以我們取兩者所長

  • and we combine them together to make a new kind of robot.

    結合在一起,做成一種新型機器人。

  • In fact, because we're using the water boatman as inspiration,

    事實上,因為我們從水椿得到靈感,

  • and our robot sits on top of the water,

    而且我們的機器人坐在水上,

  • and it rows,

    它會划行,

  • we call it the "Row-bot."

    我們就叫它「划水機器人」。

  • So a Row-bot is a robot that rows.

    所以划水機器人是會划水的機器人。

  • OK. So what does it look like?

    好,那它長什麼樣子?

  • Here's some pictures of the Row-bot,

    這裡有一些划水機器人的照片,

  • and you'll see,

    你們看,

  • it doesn't look anything like the robots we saw right at the beginning.

    它一點都不像我們 一開始看到的機器人。

  • Google is wrong; robots don't look like that,

    所以谷歌錯了, 機器人不像那樣,

  • they look like this.

    它們像這樣。

  • So I've got the Row-bot here.

    我這裡有一隻划水機器人。

  • I'll just hold it up for you.

    我拿起來給你們看。

  • It gives you a sense of the scale,

    讓你們了解一下它的大小,

  • and it doesn't look anything like the others.

    而且它跟其它的都不像。

  • OK, so it's made out of plastic,

    好,它是塑膠做的,

  • and we'll have a look now at the components

    現在我們來看一下

  • that make up the Row-bot --

    划水機器人的組件──

  • what makes it really special.

    使它特別的地方。

  • The Row-bot is made up of three parts,

    划水機器人由三個部分組成,

  • and those three parts are really like the parts of any organism.

    這三個部分真的很像任何生物的部分。

  • It's got a brain,

    它有個頭腦,

  • it's got a body

    它有身體,

  • and it's got a stomach.

    而且它有胃。

  • It needs the stomach to create the energy.

    它需要胃以產生能量。

  • Any Row-bot will have those three components,

    任何划水機器人都有這三個組件,

  • and any organism will have those three components,

    就像任何生物都有這三個部分一樣。

  • so let's go through them one at a time.

    我們就一個個來看。

  • It has a body,

    它有身體,

  • and its body is made out of plastic,

    它的身體由塑膠製成,

  • and it sits on top of the water.

    而且它可以坐在水面上。

  • And it's got flippers on the side here --

    它的蹼在旁邊這裡──

  • paddles that help it move,

    幫助它移動,

  • just like the water boatman.

    就像水椿一樣。

  • It's got a plastic body,

    它有個塑膠的身體,

  • but it's got a soft rubber mouth here,

    而這裡有一張軟橡膠做的嘴,

  • and a mouth here -- it's got two mouths.

    這裡還有另一張嘴── 它有兩張嘴。

  • Why does it have two mouths?

    會什麼要兩張嘴?

  • One is to let the food go in

    一張讓食物進來,

  • and the other is to let the food go out.

    另一張讓食物出去。

  • So you can see really it's got a mouth and a derriere,

    所以你們可以看到它有嘴有臀,

  • or a --

    或是說 ──

  • (Laughter)

    東西排出去的地方,

  • something where the stuff comes out,

    就像真的生物一樣。

  • which is just like a real organism.

    所以它開始看起來像那個姥鯊了。

  • So it's starting to look like that basking shark.

    這是身體。

  • So that's the body.

    第二個部分可能是胃。

  • The second component might be the stomach.

    我們必須讓要處理污染的 機器人得到能量,

  • We need to get the energy into the robot and we need to treat the pollution,

    所以汙染從這裡進,

  • so the pollution goes in,

    它會搞一下。

  • and it will do something.

    中間這裡有個電池, 稱作微生物燃料電池。

  • It's got a cell in the middle here called a microbial fuel cell.

    我把這個放下來, 把這個燃料電池拿起來。

  • I'll put this down, and I'll lift up the fuel cell.

    這裡沒有電池,

  • Here. So instead of having batteries,

    也不用是傳統的電力系統,

  • instead of having a conventional power system,

    它有一個這個。

  • it's got one of these.

    這是它的胃。

  • This is its stomach.

    它真的是一個胃,

  • And it really is a stomach

    因為你可以把能量放在這邊, 以汙染物的形式,

  • because you can put energy in this side in the form of pollution,

    它產生電力。

  • and it creates electricity.

    所以這是什麼?

  • So what is it?

    這稱為微生物燃料電池。

  • It's called a microbial fuel cell.

    這跟化學燃料電池有點像。

  • It's a little bit like a chemical fuel cell,

    你大概在學校看過,

  • which you might have come across in school,

    或者在新聞裡看過。

  • or you might've seen in the news.

    化學燃料電池利用氫及氧,

  • Chemical fuel cells take hydrogen and oxygen,

    把兩者結合你就得到電力。

  • and they can combine them together and you get electricity.

    這是成熟的技術; 在阿波羅太空計畫裡就有了。

  • That's well-established technology; it was in the Apollo space missions.

    那是四、五十年前。

  • That's from 40, 50 years ago.

    這個比較新。

  • This is slightly newer.

    這是微生物燃料電池。

  • This is a microbial fuel cell.

    運用同樣的原理:

  • It's the same principle:

    氧氣在一邊,

  • it's got oxygen on one side,

    但是另一邊不是氫氣,

  • but instead of having hydrogen on the other,

    而是一種混和液,

  • it's got some soup,

    在這種混和液中有活的微生物。

  • and inside that soup there are living microbes.

    如果你拿一些有機材料──

  • Now, if you take some organic material --

    可以是某種廢料,食物,

  • could be some waste products, some food,

    或許拿一點你的三明治 ──

  • maybe a bit of your sandwich --

    你把它放在這裡面, 微生物會吃這個食物,

  • you put it in there, the microbes will eat that food,

    然後把食物轉化成電力。

  • and they will turn it into electricity.

    不僅如此,如果你選對微生物的種類,

  • Not only that, but if you select the right kind of microbes,

    你還可以用微生物燃料電池 處理一些污染。

  • you can use the microbial fuel cell to treat some of the pollution.

    如果你選對微生物,

  • If you choose the right microbes,

    微生物會吃藻類。

  • the microbes will eat the algae.

    如果你用其它種微生物,

  • If you use other kinds of microbes,

    它們能吃石油醚及原油。

  • they will eat petroleum spirits and crude oil.

    所以你們可以看到怎麼使用這個胃,

  • So you can see how this stomach could be used

    不只處理污染,

  • to not only treat the pollution

    還能從污染產生電力。

  • but also to generate electricity from the pollution.

    所以這個機器人會在環境中移動,

  • So the robot will move through the environment,

    把食物吃進胃裡,

  • taking food into its stomach,

    消化吃進的食物,產生電力,

  • digest the food, create electricity,

    再用產生的電在環境中移動,

  • use that electricity to move through the environment

    如此週而復始。

  • and keep doing this.

    好,那我們來看看 划水機器人工作的樣子 ──

  • OK, so let's see what happens when we run the Row-bot --

    當它划的時候。

  • when it does some rowing.

    這裡我們有幾段影片,

  • Here we've got a couple of videos,

    你們看到的第一件事, 希望大家都看得到,

  • the first thing you'll see -- hopefully you can see here

    是張開嘴巴。

  • is the mouth open.

    前嘴和後嘴都張開,

  • The front mouth and the bottom mouth open,

    它會一直張大嘴,

  • and it will stay opened enough,

    然後機器人會開始向前划。

  • then the robot will start to row forward.

    它在水中移動,

  • It moves through the water

    所以食物進去,廢物出來。

  • so that food goes in as the waste products go out.

    當它移動夠了,

  • Once it's moved enough,

    就會停止,然後閉上嘴巴──

  • it stops and then it closes the mouth --

    慢慢閉上嘴──

  • slowly closes the mouths --

    然後坐在那裡,

  • and then it will sit there,

    開始消化食物。

  • and it will digest the food.

    當然這些微生物燃料電池

  • Of course these microbial fuel cells,

    裡面有微生物。

  • they contain microbes.

    你真的想要的是很多能量

  • What you really want is lots of energy

    從這些微生物得到,愈快愈好。

  • coming out of those microbes as quickly as possible.

    但是我們不能強迫微生物,

  • But we can't force the microbes

    而且它們每秒產生很少量的電力。

  • and they generate a small amount of electricity per second.

    它們生產毫瓦或微瓦電力。

  • They generate milliwatts, or microwatts.

    我們多解釋一下。

  • Let's put that into context.

    譬如說你的手機,

  • Your mobile phone for example,

    像這種現代一點的,

  • one of these modern ones,

    如果你使用它,它需要一瓦。

  • if you use it, it takes about one watt.

    所以手機使用的能量

  • So that's a thousand or a million times as much energy that that uses

    是微生物燃料電池的 一千或一百萬倍。

  • compared to the microbial fuel cell.

    我們怎麼應付這個情況?

  • How can we cope with that?

    嗯,划水機器人消化完食物後,

  • Well, when the Row-bot has done its digestion,

    當它吃了食物,

  • when it's taken the food in,

    它會坐在那裡, 直到食物都消化完為止。

  • it will sit there and it will wait until it has consumed all that food.

    那要花好幾個小時,甚至好幾天。

  • That could take some hours, it could take some days.

    划水機器人典型的 工作循環週期像這樣:

  • A typical cycle for the Row-bot looks like this:

    你打開嘴巴,

  • you open your mouth,

    你移動,

  • you move,

    你閉上嘴巴,

  • you close your mouth

    然後坐在那裡等。

  • and you sit there for a while waiting.

    一旦你消化完食物,

  • Once you digest your food,

    就可以起來再繼續做相同的事。

  • then you can go about doing the same thing again.

    但是你知道嗎,這看起來 很像真的生物,不是嗎?

  • But you know what, that looks like a real organism, doesn't it?

    它跟我們做的事很像。

  • It looks like the kind of thing we do.

    星期六晚上,我們出門,張嘴,

  • Saturday night, we go out, open our mouths,

    把胃填滿,

  • fill our stomachs,

    坐在電視機前面消化。

  • sit in front of the telly and digest.

    我們覺得夠了,又開始做同樣的事。

  • When we've had enough, we do the same thing again.

    好,如果這次循環很幸運,

  • OK, if we're lucky with this cycle,

    在循環結束後 我們會有足夠的剩餘能量,

  • at the end of the cycle we'll have enough energy left over

    讓我們能做別的事。

  • for us to be able to do something else.

    例如,我們可送個簡訊。

  • We could send a message, for example.

    我們可送個簡訊說:

  • We could send a message saying,

    「這是我最近吃掉的污染量;」

  • "This is how much pollution I've eaten recently,"

    或是,「這是我最近碰到的東西;」

  • or, "This is the kind of stuff that I've encountered,"

    或是,「我現在在什麼地方。」

  • or, "This is where I am."

    能傳送簡訊說「我現在在什麼地方」,

  • That ability to send a message saying, "This is where I am,"

    是非常非常重要的事。

  • is really, really important.

    如果你們想一下 我們以前看到的水面油汙畫面,

  • If you think about the oil slicks that we saw before,

    或非常大片的藻華,

  • or those massive algal blooms,

    你真正想做的是 把你的划水機器人送到那裡,

  • what you really want to do is put your Row-bot out there,

    把汙染物吃光光,

  • and it eats up all of those pollutions,

    然後你得去把它們收回來。

  • and then you have to go collect them.

    為什麼?

  • Why?

    因為眼下這些划水機器人,

  • Because these Row-bots at the moment,

    和我這裡的這隻划水機器人,

  • this Row-bot I've got here,

    裡面有馬達、有線路,

  • it contains motors, it contains wires,

    裡面有生物不能分解的原件。

  • it contains components which themselves are not biodegradable.

    當下的划水機器人裡面包含 有毒的電池等東西。

  • Current Row-bots contain things like toxic batteries.

    你不能把這些留在環境中,

  • You can't leave those in the environment,

    所以你必須追蹤它們在哪裡,

  • so you need to track them,

    在它們完成工作之後,

  • and then when they've finished their job of work,

    你必須收回它們。

  • you need to collect them.

    這會限制你能使用的 划水機器人數量。

  • That limits the number of Row-bots you can use.

    另一方面,

  • If, on the other hand,

    如果你的機器人有一點像生物體,

  • you have robot a little bit like a biological organism,

    在生命結束時,

  • when it comes to the end of its life,

    它會死亡且分解無形。

  • it dies and it degrades to nothing.

    那不是很好嗎?如果這些機器人

  • So wouldn't it be nice if these robots,

    不像現在由塑膠製成,

  • instead of being like this, made out of plastic,

    而是用其它的材料,

  • were made out of other materials,

    當你把它們丟在外面,

  • which when you throw them out there,

    它們就在那裡分解於無形。

  • they biodegrade to nothing?

    這會改變我們使用機器人的方法。

  • That changes the way in which we use robots.

    與其放 10 或 100 個 機器人到環境中,

  • Instead of putting 10 or 100 out into the environment,

    要追蹤它們,

  • having to track them,

    而且它們死掉以後,

  • and then when they die,

    還要收回來,

  • collect them,

    你可以放一千個,

  • you could put a thousand,

    一百萬個,十億個這種 機器人到環境中。

  • a million, a billion robots into the environment.

    把它們散到四處。

  • Just spread them around.

    你知道在它們壽終時 將會分解至無形。

  • You know that at the end of their lives, they're going to degrade to nothing.

    你不需要擔心它們。

  • You don't need to worry about them.

    那樣會改變你對機器人的想法,

  • So that changes the way in which you think about robots

    以及你派遣它們的方式。

  • and the way you deploy them.

    隨之而來的問題是: 你真的可以做得到嗎?

  • Then the question is: Can you do this?

    是的,我們已經讓你看到的確可以。

  • Well, yes, we have shown that you can do this.

    你可以製造可生物分解的機器人。

  • You can make robots which are biodegradable.

    真正有意思的是, 你可以用生活常見的材料

  • What's really interesting is you can use household materials

    來製造這種可生物分解的機器人。

  • to make these biodegradable robots.

    我給大家看幾個; 你們可能會很驚訝。

  • I'll show you some; you might be surprised.

    你可以用果凍做機器人。

  • You can make a robot out of jelly.

    代替目前機器人用的馬達,

  • Instead of having a motor, which we have at the moment,

    你可以用人工肌肉。

  • you can make things called artificial muscles.

    人工肌肉是一種智慧型材料,

  • Artificial muscles are smart materials,

    你把它們接上電,

  • you apply electricity to them,

    它們會收縮、彎曲或扭轉。

  • and they contract, or they bend or they twist.

    它們看起來就像真的肌肉。

  • They look like real muscles.

    所以與其使用馬達, 還不如用人工肌肉。

  • So instead of having a motor, you have these artificial muscles.

    你可以用果凍做人工肌肉。

  • And you can make artificial muscles out of jelly.

    如果你可以拿果凍加點鹽,

  • If you take some jelly and some salts,

    然後東搞搞西弄弄,

  • and do a bit of jiggery-pokery,

    就可以做出人工肌肉。

  • you can make an artificial muscle.

    我們已經讓大家看到可以用紙

  • We've also shown you can make the microbial fuel cell's stomach

    做微生物燃料電池的胃。

  • out of paper.

    因此你可以用生物分解材料 做整個機器人。

  • So you could make the whole robot out of biodegradable materials.

    你把它們丟出去, 它們將會自己分解。

  • You throw them out there, and they degrade to nothing.

    這真的超興奮。

  • Well, this is really, really exciting.

    這會完全改變我們對機器人的想法,

  • It's going to totally change the way in which we think about robots,

    也讓你變得非常有創意,

  • but also it allows you to be really creative

    想出很多機器人的用途。

  • in the way in which you think about what you can do with these robots.

    我舉一個例子。

  • I'll give you an example.

    如果你能用果凍做機器人──

  • If you can use jelly to make a robot --

    我們都吃果凍對吧?

  • now, we eat jelly, right?

    那,為什麼不用這個 做像這樣的東西?

  • So, why not make something like this?

    熊軟糖機器人。

  • A robot gummy bear.

    這裡,我準備了幾個。

  • Here, I've got some I prepared earlier.

    在這裡,我有個袋子──

  • There we go. I've got a packet --

    我拿了一個檸檬口味的。

  • and I've got a lemon-flavored one.

    我拿這個熊軟糖── 這不是機器人,好嗎?

  • I'll take this gummy bear -- he's not robotic, OK?

    我們要假裝一下。

  • We have to pretend.

    你要拿它做什麼? 放到你的嘴巴裡──

  • And what you do with one of these is you put it in your mouth --

    檸檬口味不錯。

  • the lemon's quite nice.

    不要嚼太大力,這是機器人, 它可能不喜歡那樣。

  • Try not to chew it too much, it's a robot, it may not like it.

    然後吞下去。

  • And then you swallow it.

    然後它就跑到你的胃裡。

  • And then it goes into your stomach.

    它在你的胃裡移動、 思考、扭動、彎曲,

  • And when it's inside your stomach, it moves, it thinks, it twists, it bends,

    做一些事。

  • it does something.

    然後它繼續跑到你的腸道,

  • It could go further down into your intestines,

    看看你有沒有潰瘍或癌症,

  • find out whether you've got some ulcer or cancer,

    或許順便打個針,諸如此類。

  • maybe do an injection, something like that.

    你知道一旦它做完工作後,

  • You know that once it's done its job of work,

    就會被你的胃消化,

  • it could be consumed by your stomach,

    如果你不要那樣,

  • or if you don't want that,

    它還可以直接通過你,

  • it could go straight through you,

    掉進馬桶,

  • into the toilet,

    在環境中安全分解。

  • and be degraded safely in the environment.

    所以再說一次, 這會改變我們對機器人的想法。

  • So this changes the way, again, in which we think about robots.

    我們從可以吃汙染的機器人開始看,

  • So, we started off looking at robots that would eat pollution,

    然後我們看到可以吃掉機器人。

  • and then we're looking at robots which we can eat.

    我希望這能給大家一點靈感,

  • I hope this gives you some idea

    看看我們能如何使用 未來的機器人。

  • of the kinds of things we can do with future robots.

    謝謝大家!

  • Thank you very much for your attention.

    (掌聲)

  • (Applause)

Hi, I'm an engineer

譯者: Regina Chu 審譯者: Melody Tang

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