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    Robots are often portrayed as feminine because women remain underrepresented in robotics. The document discusses how despite technological advancements, there is a gender gap in robotics education and careers. To promote diversity and equal opportunities, efforts must be made to address challenges facing women in robotics at educational, societal, and workplace levels to create a more inclusive environment.

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    Robots are often portrayed as feminine because women remain underrepresented in robotics. The document discusses how despite technological advancements, there is a gender gap in robotics education and careers. To promote diversity and equal opportunities, efforts must be made to address challenges facing women in robotics at educational, societal, and workplace levels to create a more inclusive environment.

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    Why robots are generally feminine ?

    Introduction:

    The representation of women in robotics has been a subject of growing importance in recent
    years, reflecting the evolving landscape of technology and its impact on society. This
    concept note aims to explore and discuss the current status, challenges, and potential
    solutions regarding the involvement and portrayal of women in the field of robotics.

    Background:

    Despite advancements in technology, women remain underrepresented in the robotics


    domain. This underrepresentation extends from educational settings to professional
    environments. Research indicates that a gender gap persists in robotics-related disciplines,
    affecting both academia and industry.

    Conclusion:

    Efforts to enhance the representation of women in robotics are crucial for fostering
    innovation, diversity, and equal opportunities. By addressing educational, societal, and
    workplace challenges, we can create a more inclusive environment that benefits individuals
    and the robotics industry as a whole.

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