Orta
The Smart Robot Friend
Jake was a fifteen-year-old student who loved technology. One day, he entered a science competition at school. His idea was to build a small robot that could help people remember their daily tasks. He called it “RoboBuddy.”
For two weeks, Jake worked day and night in his garage. He used an old tablet screen, some recycled wires, and a small speaker. Finally, the robot could move, talk, and even say “Good morning, Jake!” when it detected his face. Jake was so proud.
At the school fair, everyone was amazed. RoboBuddy could remind people to drink water, do their homework, and even tell a joke when someone looked sad. The judges asked, “How did you teach it emotions?” Jake smiled and said, “I didn’t — I just told it to care.”
Jake won first prize, but more importantly, he realized something: technology is powerful only when it makes people’s lives better.
For two weeks, Jake worked day and night in his garage. He used an old tablet screen, some recycled wires, and a small speaker. Finally, the robot could move, talk, and even say “Good morning, Jake!” when it detected his face. Jake was so proud.
At the school fair, everyone was amazed. RoboBuddy could remind people to drink water, do their homework, and even tell a joke when someone looked sad. The judges asked, “How did you teach it emotions?” Jake smiled and said, “I didn’t — I just told it to care.”
Jake won first prize, but more importantly, he realized something: technology is powerful only when it makes people’s lives better.