Based on many reflections on the part of a very large panel of stakeholders of all types about the broad question of converging technosciences, and countless initiatives blooming around the world, this article provides a positive analysis of the future, outlined by the condensed expression “humanitarian robotics”. It is based on the uncompromising identification of suicidal futures of which our present is fertile. Our analysis unfolds in the vast field of ageing because of the concentration of future issues that it brings together. This analysis leads to recommendations that aim to support the path toward reasoned use of the extreme technological means that are now within our reach. This path – humanitarian robotics – is well identified but is still very discreet compared to media fevers from big data or transhumanist issues. It recognizes the intensive use of robots of all kinds of which we are more and more surrounded, and it recommend such a use when dealing with caring for vulnerable people, only in contexts that justify this use, and with a strong humane and ethical control. Above all, this path develops a new imaginary of aging, anchored in the values of humanity : this humanist imaging should be capable on one side to inspire stakeholders with the force and intelligence required to avoid the totalitarian trap of the “technical society”, and, on the other hand, it encourages to the beneficial using of science and technology for vulnerable people. It keeps in mind the vast problematic of aging, and the figure of the elderly person more and more fragile, and who gradually leaves the theatre of the world : the end of life brings a thousand ways of understanding that “the simplifying thought has become the barbarism of science”’ (E. Morin).