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http://img50.yfrog.com/i/7xla.jpg/ Participants texted commands such as "Nokia dance on" and "Nokia body on" to a specified phone number to control the robots
http://www.gileswalker.org/gileswalker.org/ROBOTS/Pages/pole_dancers.html At the N900 Push event in London in February 2010, Nokia promoted its N900 mobile computer by displaying dancing robots. These humanoid robots had molded breasts and danced near stationary poles, and made especially sexualised moves when participants sent specified SMSes.
 
   
   
   
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"RT @[http://twitter.com/adonisdemon adonisdemon]:http://twitpic.com/11d9to - This is wrong on so many levels. [http://twitter.com/search?q=%23PUSHN900 #PUSHN900] - But it's so right!"
This incident is an example of a ... which can contribute to a hostile and unwelcoming environment for women at corporate and technical events.
 
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"Yeaaah, the pole-dancing robots are here to stay! :)" http://twitter.com/PushN900/status/8644913112
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http://blogs.nokia.com/pushn900/2010/02/05/the-push-showcase/ "
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At the N900 Push event in London in February 2010, Nokia promoted its N900 mobile computer by displaying dancing robots. These humanoid robots had molded breasts and danced near stationary poles, and made especially sexualised moves when participants sent specified SMSes.
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This incident is an example of a [[Sexualized environment|sexualized environment]], which can contribute to a hostile and unwelcoming environment for women at corporate and technical events.
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http://img50.yfrog.com/i/7xla.jpg/    Participants texted commands such as "Nokia dance on" and "Nokia body on" to a specified phone number to control the robots


"RT @adonisdemon:http://twitpic.com/11d9to - This is wrong on so many levels. #PUSHN900 - But it's so right!"



"Yeaaah, the pole-dancing robots are here to stay! :)" http://twitter.com/PushN900/status/8644913112

http://blogs.nokia.com/pushn900/2010/02/05/the-push-showcase/ "





At the N900 Push event in London in February 2010, Nokia promoted its N900 mobile computer by displaying dancing robots. These humanoid robots had molded breasts and danced near stationary poles, and made especially sexualised moves when participants sent specified SMSes.


This incident is an example of a sexualized environment, which can contribute to a hostile and unwelcoming environment for women at corporate and technical events.



http://www.gileswalker.org/gileswalker.org/ROBOTS/Pages/pole_dancers.html