Robotics: Breakthrough Technologies, Innovation, Intellectual Property

Keisner, Andrew; Raffo, Júlio; Wunsch-Vincent, Sacha

doi:10.17323/1995-459x.2016.2.7.27

Cited by 55 publications

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“…3. Недостаточно изучены эффективность внедрения и использования робототехнических технологий [18]. Более того, некоторые отечественные и зарубежные исследования показали, что с чисто экономической точки зрения использование доильной робототехники не является целесообразным по причине высокой капиталоемкости [19,20].…”

Section: динамика внедрения робототехники и плотность роботизацииunclassified

Transition of Agriculture to Digital, Intellectual and Robotics Technologies

Skvortsov¹,

Skvortsova²,

Sandu³

et al. 2018

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Section: динамика внедрения робототехники и плотность роботизацииunclassified

Transition of Agriculture to Digital, Intellectual and Robotics Technologies

Skvortsov¹,

Skvortsova²,

Sandu³

et al. 2018

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“…Research that combines the topics of AI, eco-systems, and IP is scarce, and we only came across the work of Keisner et al [22]. They focus on robotics ecosystems and the IP bound to these.…”

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Artifact Compatibility for Enabling Collaboration in the Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem

Maksimov

Fricker

Tutschku

2018

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Different types of software components and data have to be combined to solve an artificial intelligence challenge. An emerging marketplace for these components will allow for their exchange and distribution. To facilitate and boost the collaboration on the marketplace a solution for finding compatible artifacts is needed. We propose a concept to define compatibility on such a marketplace and suggest appropriate scenarios on how users can interact with it to support the different types of required compatibility. We also propose an initial architecture that derives from and implements the compatibility principles and makes the scenarios feasible. We matured our concept in focus group workshops and interviews with potential marketplace users from industry and academia. The results demonstrate the applicability of the concept in a real-world scenario.

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“…The most important factor in the transformation of social and labor relations is the development of the means of production, the scientific and technological progress, and the improvement of machinery and technologies. At the same time, the efficiency of introducing and using robotic technologies in agriculture has not been studied well [7].…”

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Indicators of severity and intensity of the working process at robotized farms in the Middle Ural

Skvortsov¹,

Semin²,

Skvortsova³

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital Agriculture - Development Strategy” (ISPC 2019)

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The scientific idea is that robotization of agricultural production results in a significant change in severity and intensity of the working process. Different sociological research methods were used to assess these changes. Robotization causes a transformation of the occupational pattern of workers at agricultural organizations. Workers with a high proportion of hand work (milkmaids, cattlemen) are replaced by specialists of mainly intellectual work (operators of robotic milking, technicians on robot servicing). In robotized organizations, the work severity is declined, and a gender and age pattern of workers is transformed. Also high job satisfaction should be noted at farms with robotics. Indicators of work intensity increase. At robotized farms one can notice often repeated signals and reports, numerous productive objects for simultaneous monitoring, monitoring the screens. There is an unfixed working period and a possibility to solve production tasks remotely, after working time. Increased emotional loads are associated with high responsibility for the result of one's own activities. The use of robotics in agricultural production increases the attractiveness and diversity of work operations, which attract young professionals in the industry.

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Robotics: Breakthrough Technologies, Innovation, Intellectual Property

Cited by 55 publications

References 3 publications

Transition of Agriculture to Digital, Intellectual and Robotics Technologies

Transition of Agriculture to Digital, Intellectual and Robotics Technologies

Artifact Compatibility for Enabling Collaboration in the Artificial Intelligence Ecosystem

Indicators of severity and intensity of the working process at robotized farms in the Middle Ural

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