Is a robot dog a "technology role" ?
Hi all,
I just read this:
"Women valued for technology roles
Dr Edwards uses a robot dog to make technology approachable
A woman who uses a robot dog to get others excited about technology and its
potential as a career has been named best woman in technology for her work. "
From:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4384432.stm
An interesting article. I'm not sure I'm so impressed that the winner of this
award has her contribution described as being mainly about a (cute) robot dog.
But maybe that's not fair.
Maybe the point is that women do contribute to technology in different ways to men?
What do others think?
Helen
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