K9 Police Robots - Strolling Drones, RoboDogs, or Lethal Weapons?

Kemper, Carolin; Kolain, Michael

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“…As hardware technology and control algorithms advance, quadruped robots have evolved to possess improved load-bearing capacities, heightened stability, and structural advantages [5]. These advancements have resulted in their growing deployment across diverse domains such as exploration [27], search and rescue [20], military applications [17], and industrial scenarios [3].…”

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Adaptive Control Strategy for Quadruped Robots in Actuator Degradation Scenarios

Wu,

Dong,

Lai

et al. 2023

The Fifth International Conference on Distributed Artificial Intelligence

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Adaptive Control Strategy for Quadruped Robots in Actuator Degradation Scenarios

Wu,

Dong,

Lai

et al. 2023

The Fifth International Conference on Distributed Artificial Intelligence

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"What’s That Robot Doing Here?": Perceptions Of Incidental Encounters With Autonomous Quadruped Robots

Hauser,

Chan,

Chonkar

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Trustworthy Autonomous Systems

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Data science, artificial intelligence and the third wave of digital era governance

Dunleavy,

Margetts

2023

Public Policy and Administration

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This article examines the model of digital era governance (DEG) in the light of the latest-wave of data-driven technologies, such as data science methodologies and artificial intelligence (labelled here DSAI). It identifies four key top-level macro-themes through which digital changes in response to these developments may be investigated. First, the capability to store and analyse large quantities of digital data obviates the need for data ‘compression’ that characterises Weberian-model bureaucracies, and facilitates data de-compression in data-intensive information regimes, where the capabilities of public agencies and civil society are both enhanced. Second, the increasing capability of robotic devices have expanded the range of tasks that machines extending or substituting workers’ capabilities can perform, with implications for a reshaping of state organisation. Third, DSAI technologies allow new options for partitioning state functions in ways that can maximise organisational productivity, in an ‘intelligent centre, devolved delivery’ model within vertical policy sectors. Fourth, within each tier of government, DSAI technologies offer new possibilities for ‘administrative holism’ - the horizontal allocation of power and functions between organisations, through state integration, common capacity and needs-based joining-up of services. Together, these four themes comprise a third wave of DEG changes, suggesting important administrative choices to be made regarding information regimes, state organisation, functional allocation and outsourcing arrangements, as well as a long-term research agenda for public administration, requiring extensive and detailed analysis.

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K9 Police Robots - Strolling Drones, RoboDogs, or Lethal Weapons?

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

Adaptive Control Strategy for Quadruped Robots in Actuator Degradation Scenarios

Adaptive Control Strategy for Quadruped Robots in Actuator Degradation Scenarios

"What’s That Robot Doing Here?": Perceptions Of Incidental Encounters With Autonomous Quadruped Robots

Data science, artificial intelligence and the third wave of digital era governance

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