"We found that the higher peoples beliefs were in the machine heuristic, the more positive their attitude was toward the agent and the greater their intention was to use the service in the future," said Sundar."We also found that power usage predicted acceptance of digital healthcare providers. A power user (a person China sweater machine Manufacturers with advanced computer skills) is more likely to accept a robot doctor, for example, than a non-power user," he added.The team also noticed a double dose effect of machine heuristic and power usage."We found that if you are high on machine heuristic and you are high on power usage, you have the most positive attitude toward automated healthcare providers. This combination seems to make people more accepting of these technologies," said Sundar.London: The world’s first vending machine for the homeless will start giving out free food and clothes as charities in Britain gear up for a cold winter amid record levels of homelessness.

　　A new charity, Action Hunger, plans to stock the machine in Nottingham with excess produce donated by supermarkets, such as fresh fruit and sandwiches, as well as essentials it has bought, like socks, toothpaste and sanitary towels."Action Hunger’s machines provide access for the most vulnerable in our society to satiate the most basic of needs - that of sustenance," the charity said on its website."They permit access to food and clothing free of charge at any hour - without requiring anyone to be left without aid outside the operating hours of the various charities and shelters that are available."Homelessness is rising in England, with at least 4,100 people sleeping rough on any given night in 2016, according to the homeless charity Crisis.Action Hunger lists the supermarkets Waitrose, Tesco and Sainsbury’s among its donors, while volunteers will stock the machines each day.Users, who will access the machines with special key cards, can take three items per day. Action Hunger says this is to guard against dependency.Rough sleepers will be given priority, it said.