Alexo

By: Sabrina, Belle,

Safeeya, & Iris

Ale

xo O

rigin

Alexo origins from a greek word meaning “to defend, to help man”

How

it W

ork

s

Alexo was made to help people in very dangerous situations,

which would have been preformed by another person before

Alexo. Alexo can go into a burning building

and save civilians trapped inside or help

rescue people trapped

under an avalanche.

Hard

ware

Alexo can do the

extremes, survive fire

and ice due to his

titanium alloy exterior

which protects the

advanced machinery on

the inside. Which

includes a “brain,” where

the 3 laws and other

functions are stored,

synthetic muscles to

improve mobility, as well

as a basic framework for

the upper and lower

body.

• Alexo’s brain is protected by

the titanium alloy exterior as

well as most of his frame.

• His body resembles that of a

human to make it more

comfortable for people in

general • His flexibility through his body

is due to him having synthetic

muscles under the titanium

alloy.• Circuits go through his entire

frame so he can identify any

injury sustained on his body. Hardware

Soft

ware

Alexo’s software includes the three laws programmed into

his “brain” to ensure

safety among the people. Alexo has a multitude

of software's which enables it to do many

different tasks that are

needed to save the lives of people everywhere.

Soft

ware

Alexo’s software includes a GPS for him

to easily locate any place in which he needs to go. As well as an infrared

lighting to look for the

body heat of someone

trapped in any citation.

Example: Some one is

trapped under an avalanche.

The S

afe

ty of

Hum

anity

Pros

Our robot will

have the

“Three Laws of

Robotics” which

will ensure the

safety of

everyone.

Our robot will

save lives on a

regular basis.

Cons

Any

malfunction

could lead to

the loss of a

life.

The T

hre

e L

aw

s of

Roboti

cs

1. A robot may not injure a

human being or, through

inaction, allow a human

being to come to harm.

2. A robot must obey the

orders given to it by human

beings, except where such

orders would conflict with

the First Law.3. A robot must protect its

own existence as long as

such protection does not

conflict with the First or

Second Laws.