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We walked inside a museum in Garden City and looked around, eager 【小题1】 (meet) Kobie Boykins, a NASA engineer. He helped to design the Mars rover (探测器) Curiosity, 【小题2】 is still exploring to this day.

In a big presentation room, Boykins 【小题3】 (talk) about the team’s newest rover, Mars 2020. We asked him if the new rover would be 【小题4】 most complicated one he and his team 【小题5】 (make) so far. He told us that most of the engineering would be the same. However, the rover is still more 【小题6】 (advance) and will be able to get more accurate test 【小题7】 (result).

When Boykins finished his presentation, some people brought him into another room where we would interview him. We asked if he felt he was 【小题8】 a lot of pressure at work. He told us that he 【小题9】 (actual) put a lot of pressure on himself. He said that working on the spacecraft wasn’t putting him in that position, but he still wanted to make 【小题10】 perfect.

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Are robots going to take away our job? It’s hard to say for the rest of the world, and for hotel workers in Japan, it looks very possible.
Weird Hotel run almost entirely by robots. At the reception desk, an English-speaking robotic dinosaur helps guests check in, and another robot carried the luggage to the room. Facial recognition technology replaces with keys to open doors. And sensors (感应器) must feel your body heat and change the temperature in the room.
Using robots has led to lower labor costs for the hotel, and the idea has been so successfully since the first robot hotel opened in 2015 that the company is now planning to open other 100 across the country.
“Having robots in charge of the reception and place robots everywhere, we aim to make it the more efficient hotel in the world,” said Hideo Sawada, the hotel manager, according to Business Insider.