====== Comparison of Human and Robot Abilities 人與機器人能力比較 ======

Is it a reasonable expectation or even possible for humans to compete with AI and robots? This table makes a comparison of some common attributes.

人類與人工智能和機器人競爭是否合理，甚至有可能？此表對一些常見屬性進行了比較。

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    <th>Entity Type</th>
    <th>Handling Tedium</th>
    <th>Empathy</th>
<th>Hearing</th>
    <th>Vision</th>
    <th>temperature tolerance</th>
    <th>Strength</th>
    <th>Speed</th>
    <th>Unwavering focus</th>
    <th>Flexibility</th>
    <th>Memory</th>
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    <th>Humans</th>
    <td>Human can work up to 10 hours at a time.</td>
<td>All humans have different amounts of emapthy but all of them have some amount of empathy.</td>
    <td>Human can hear sounds from 20 Hz to 20000 Hz.</td>
    <td>Researcher think if a person's eyes is healthy then he should be able see fire far a way for 1.6 miles. The human eye can detect wavelengths from 380 to 700 nanometers. If unobstructed humans eye can see 15 quintillion miles. However, only if unobstructed.</td>
    <td>  The highest temperature that human can live is 42.3 ํC and the lowest is 13.2 ํC. </td>
    <td>The world's strongest man has used his leg to lift a trock that was 501 kg .</td>
    <td>The fastest of human can run up to 27.44 mph. An average male can run 8 mph, and an average female can run 6.5 mph.</td>
    <td>The most humans can concentrate on working is for 12 hours.</td>
    <td>Human bodies are constrained by the laws of nature and genetics, can only move in a specific set of "normal" ranges</td>
    <td>Human can remember up to around 2500 TB.</td>
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    <th>Robots</th>
    <td>About 5 years industrial robots need to be maintaned but companies recommend scheduling preventive maintenance every 12 months. </td>
    <td>Empathy is hard to copy for robots, because human has many human emotions and it's not just about getting information.</td>
    <td>Some robots can hear sounds that human can't. Microphones can record from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.</td>
    <td>Based on their design, some robots can look through wall or see some details that human cannot see. Cameras can capture images up to 45 km (28 miles) away in a smog-plagued urban environment. However, it will keep imporving in the future.</td>
    <td> If the room is hotter than 27 ํC then the robot might break. However, temperature is not that damage to computers but computers still shouldn't be lower than 20 ํC. </td>
    <td>A robot hand inside factory can lift an object up to 500 killergrams.</td>
    <td>A robot made by 
Boston Dynamics can run up to 28.3 mph</td>
    <td>Robot only will listen to commands that their program tells them to do, and they won't stop until they break or run out of battery.</td>
    <td>An industrial robot is able to bend and stretch in ways that humans cannot mimic. Robots can move in any way they design to move</td>
    <td>A normal hard drive of a comuter has roughly about 1TB of memory.</td>
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Entity Type	Handling Tedium	Empathy	Hearing	Vision	temperature tolerance	Strength	Speed	Unwavering focus	Flexibility	Memory
Humans	Human can work up to 10 hours at a time.	All humans have different amounts of emapthy but all of them have some amount of empathy.	Human can hear sounds from 20 Hz to 20000 Hz.	Researcher think if a person's eyes is healthy then he should be able see fire far a way for 1.6 miles. The human eye can detect wavelengths from 380 to 700 nanometers. If unobstructed humans eye can see 15 quintillion miles. However, only if unobstructed.	The highest temperature that human can live is 42.3 ํC and the lowest is 13.2 ํC.	The world's strongest man has used his leg to lift a trock that was 501 kg .	The fastest of human can run up to 27.44 mph. An average male can run 8 mph, and an average female can run 6.5 mph.	The most humans can concentrate on working is for 12 hours.	Human bodies are constrained by the laws of nature and genetics, can only move in a specific set of "normal" ranges	Human can remember up to around 2500 TB.
Robots	About 5 years industrial robots need to be maintaned but companies recommend scheduling preventive maintenance every 12 months.	Empathy is hard to copy for robots, because human has many human emotions and it's not just about getting information.	Some robots can hear sounds that human can't. Microphones can record from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.	Based on their design, some robots can look through wall or see some details that human cannot see. Cameras can capture images up to 45 km (28 miles) away in a smog-plagued urban environment. However, it will keep imporving in the future.	If the room is hotter than 27 ํC then the robot might break. However, temperature is not that damage to computers but computers still shouldn't be lower than 20 ํC.	A robot hand inside factory can lift an object up to 500 killergrams.	A robot made by Boston Dynamics can run up to 28.3 mph	Robot only will listen to commands that their program tells them to do, and they won't stop until they break or run out of battery.	An industrial robot is able to bend and stretch in ways that humans cannot mimic. Robots can move in any way they design to move	A normal hard drive of a comuter has roughly about 1TB of memory.