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INSTRUMENTAL DEFINITION

what is the essence of technology?technology is a means to an end

ANTHROPOLOGICAL DEFINITION

what is the essence of technology?technology is a human activity

technology is a means to an end

INSTRUMENTAL DEFINITION

technology is a human activity

ANTHROPOLOGICAL DEFINITION

techne

meaning art, craft, or skill

logos

meaning to speak of, imply the practical application of techne

technology

is the application of scientific knowledge to the practical aims of life

technology

is the highest danger

technology, martin heidegger

() is not a product of human activity (develops beyond our control and comprehension)

technology, martin heidegger

() is not an instrument (it is a mode of understanding)

martin heidegger

german philosopher

heidegger, a means to an end, a human activity

() strongly opposes the view that technology is () or ()

heidegger, technological

() points out, so the essence of technology is not anything ()

not beings

modern technology reduces beings into ()

pre-industrial societies

() did not used to look at nature like this

technology

() of today is much less human and more brutal

poiesis, productivity

the () of today does not concern itself with relationships, it's concern is ()

modern technology

() challenges nature by extracting something from it and transforming, storing and distributing it

modern technology

() It makes people think how to do things faster, more effectively and with less effort

heidegger

() points out that there is an ultimate irresponsibility in how we deal with technology today

heidegger

our lack of understanding of the essence of technology is even more harmful

social media

() has indeed connected us in the most convenient and most efficient way possible

social media

but it also inadvertently gave rise to issues such as invasion of privacy, online disinhibition and proliferation of fake news

technology

() is a way of revealing

challenging forth

It is a mode of ()

challenging forth

() reduces objects as standing reserve or something to be disposed of

challenging forth

this is shown in the way on how people uses natural resources with very little concern for the ecological consequences that come with it

poiesis

which refers to the act of bringing something out of concealment

ancient greek philosophical concept

poiesis

aletheia

a greek concept that refers to disclosure or truth

disclosure, truth

aletheia, a greek concept that refers to () or ()

a means to an end, a human activity

what, then, is technology, if it is neither () nor ()

relationship with nature

TECHNOLOGY: WORKING WITH NATURE

productivity

TECHNOLOGY: CONTROLING THE NATURE

poiesis

technology is a way of ()

poiesis, aletheia, the truth

a way of revealing that un- conceals () or ()

danger, technology

the () lies on how human let themselves be consumed by ()

heidegger

one of the most important points is how this idea makes us complacent to existential danger.

heidegger

with this mindset, we could ruin ourselves

technology

came from the greek word "techne" and "logos"

technology

it means art and word

technology

it is defined as a discourse of art

technology

the meaning of () is getting wider where art is being excluded

machines, tools

() and () are being attached to the word technology

technological advancements

most people survive their everyday lives with great reliance on the different ()

technology

some would claim that their lives are not greatly affected by ()

technology

it brings fame and glory to the people because of its benefits

technology

brings happiness and pleasure to the people

technology

the use of () became more complex because human activities need assistance with technological advancements

technology, mankind

() keeps on progressing because of the brilliant minds of ()

paul gottlieb nipkow, 1800s

() a german student who attempted to send images in the () through wires with the help of a rotating metal disk

1907, alan archibald campbell swinton, boris rosing, cathode ray tube

In (), () and () created a new system of television using () in addition to the mechanical scanner

92%, 70%, philippines

() urban, () rural owns at least one television set in the ()

15.135 million

() are the current count of households with television set already

television

for filipinos, () play a vital role in the lives of the people

martin cooper, motorola, april 03, 1973

() made the world's first mobile phone call, who is a senior engineer in () on ()

mobile phones, 1.1, 228.6 x 127 x 44.4 mm

() it weighed () kilograms with a measure of ()

mobile phone

in philippines, more than half of filipino population have at least one ()

mobile phone

are considered necessities among filipino youth

two mobile phones

some filipinos owns ()

charles babbage, analytical engine, 19th century

() designed the () which was used as the basic framework of the computer in the ()

computer

each generation of the () used a certain period of time and improved better than the previous one by mankind

computers or laptops

in the philippines, filipino families own at least one or more ()

april 1981, osborne 1

in (), the first truly portable computer was released and called ()

119 million

mobile phone subscription is at ()

3.2, 5.2

filipinos spend approximately () hours on mobile and () hours on desktop daily

philippines

currently, the () has one of the highest digital populations in the world

47, facebook

there are now () million active () accounts in the philippines

southeast asia

the philippines is the fastest-growing application market in ()

television

is mainly used as a platform for disseminating information and advertising

television

serves as a recreational activity and stress reliever

television

a good way to bond with the families

mobile phones

it used for communicating with people

mobile phone

it offers services like texting and calling

mobile phone

very portable and convenient that can fit inside the bag or pocket

computer or laptop

a personal () has a wide keyboard than a mobile phone

computer or laptop

have wide screens and separate keyboards

computer or laptop

the player will be comfortable in playing online games

ethical dilemma faced by these technological advancement

there is a tendency that a child will not become productive in a whole day

ethical dilemma faced by these technological advancement

the children will continue skipping their meals and they lack of exercise which is a unhealthy habit

ethical dilemma faced by these technological advancement

the children will start isolating themselves from other people and become reclusive

ethical dilemma faced by these technological advancement

an undesirable consequence will happen

moral dilemma

it is not capable of deciding rationally from what is right and wrong, they will gain access from different technological advancements

moral dilemma

the one to be blamed are the adults due to the lack of guidance on their children in utilizing technologies

robot

one of the great products of the innovative minds of mankind

robot

it programmed in two or more axes with a degree of autonomy

robot, autonomy

() is the ability to perform a given tasks based on current state and sensing without human intervention

service robot

performs useful tasks for humans or equipment excluding industrial automation

personal service robot or service robot for personal use

the task of this robot is to do a noncommercial task, usually by layperson

professional service robot or a service robot for professional use

it is destined to do a commercial task and trained by a professional master

desires individual objectives

to achieve a technological edge toward attaining key functions and components that are suited for everyday use

desires individual ohjectives

to create a reference architecture for mobile manipulation

desires individual objectives

to promote the convergence of technologies through integration into a common technology platform

desires individual objectives

to conduct pre-competition research and development activities for new products and technology transfer in start-up enterprise in the field of service robotics

roles played by robotics

to ease the workload of mankind

roles played by robotics

to make life more efficient and less stressful

roles played by robotics

responsible for performing complex activities that humans can't do

roles played by robotics

other robots perform the simplest one so that the master can do the complex one

roles played by robotics

robots have tasks to entertain people

roles played by robotics

some robots are made to serve as toys