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Doc 1 : The first text is an extract of a newspaper the New York Times, which talks about a robot at work.

Meet the new office companion: a «brain-less» robot.

Naver, a South Korean Internet company, is trying to introduce robots into the world of cubicles and conference rooms without making employees uncomfortable. That’s because they were robots. Naver has been experimenting with integrating robots into office life for several months. In a futuristic, starry, industrial 36-storey skyscraper on the outskirts of Seoul, a fleet of about 100 robots move from floor to floor on robotic elevators and sometimes alongside humans, Going through security barriers and entering meeting rooms. Now, Naver sees the software that powers robots in corporate office spaces as a product that other businesses may eventually want.

Doc 2 : This text is an extract from the American Association for Respiratory Care website and is about the positive and negative impacts of mobile phones in respiratory service.

They are now being used for clinical data, so mobile phones have made their way into the professional rather than personal realm.” Mobile phones have become a necessity in the work environment. With the increase in clinical use of mobile phones, the ability to use smartphone applications to communicate and graph is becoming apparent.”

However there are negative aspects, being on your phone in the company of a patient can be perceived as a sign of neglect and seem to be rude. The patient opposite is not supposed to know that the professional is working with his phone.

Doc 3

This poster is an internal advertising sign from the smartsign website that we can find in some companies. Companies in which the telephone can be really dangerous depending on their function. Like the companies of batîment, deliveries and truck driver or surgery where the least second of inattention can cause very serious accidents.

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