Response to Jocelyn

I Think Robots in the classroom are a great idea for those kids and even adults who have diseases or allergies that keep them home bound. This at least gives these individuals some interaction with the outside and ability to communicate with others. I fear that this would become a crutch for some when it was not completely needed so I would also advice exacuting caution with such machines.

So For this weeks post I thought about a companies approach to trying to get a product out on the market and how one might have to overcome leaps and bounds. For instance, not saying I support or endorse them, Cigarette Companies now have a harder time at least in the American Market to advertise their products. With America going healthy and the proof showing how bad smoking is, it isn't getting much good publicity in fact instead of commercials endorsing smoking there are commercials that openly put down smoking. Now this is just one example and maybe not a good one but can anyone think of ways some products and services might find resistance here in the United States.