Subjectivity and Technology in Work of Technicians in Periodical Technical Inspection Stations

Dubreta, Nikša; Mikulić, Iva

doi:10.7906/indecs.17.3.18

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“…This may also be since inspection operations during which the tires are being checked at the PTI (inspection items of group no. 5 axles, wheels, tires and suspension [2]) cannot be objectively inspected at the level of inspection bodies [39]. Although cameras are installed at the PTI in the Slovak Republic, for the purposes of supervision by the inspection bodies, through their use, however, it is not possible to check mainly essential inspection operations, for example how a technician of a PTI assesses braking systems.…”

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Effect of Periodic Technical Inspections of Vehicles on Traffic Accidents in the Slovak Republic

Hudec¹,

Šarkan²

2022

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The article presents a search for links between the Periodic Technical Inspections of Vehicles (TI) and traffic accidents due to vehicle technical defects in the Slovak Republic. Based on these links, it is sought to assess the justification for TI regarding the road safety. For this purpose, statistical data on traffic accidents, caused by vehicle technical defects as well as data concerning TI carried out were examined. The first finding was that the approaching end of the validity of the TI, the probability of traffic accidents due to technical defects increases for vehicles. The second finding was that with the increasing number of vehicles assessed at the Periodical Technical Inspection Stations (PTI) as temporarily roadworthy and not roadworthy, the number of accidents due to vehicle technical defects was decreasing. The results formulated in this paper show that the TI have a measurable effect on traffic accidents caused by vehicle technical defects, thus positively affecting the road safety and thus having a demonstrable justification.

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Effect of Periodic Technical Inspections of Vehicles on Traffic Accidents in the Slovak Republic

Hudec¹,

Šarkan²

2022

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“…Over the last decade, chatbots have been integrated into smartphones as a personal assistant that provides suggestions and relevant information [15,24]. Because the "age" factor is subjectively perceived in the workplace and influences the control of attributes and motivation [30], personal emotional experiences and subjective preferences have a significant impact on the use of enabling technologies (such as chatbots as virtual machines for social interaction [3]) for intergenerational collaboration [31][32][33][34], especially among older adults [3,35]. Therefore, chatbots should be developed by identifying interaction patterns and involving users in cocreating products and services.…”

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Patterns of Sociotechnical Design Preferences of Chatbots for Intergenerational Collaborative Innovation: A Q Methodology Study

Nurhas

Jahanbin

Pawlowski

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Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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Chatbot technology is increasingly emerging as a virtual assistant. Chatbots could allow individuals and organizations to accomplish objectives that are currently not fully optimized for collaboration across an intergenerational context. This paper explores the preferences of chatbots as a companion in intergenerational innovation. The Q methodology was used to investigate different types of collaborators and determine how different choices occur between collaborators that merge the problem and solution domains of chatbots’ design within intergenerational settings. The study’s findings reveal that various chatbot design priorities are more diverse among younger adults than senior adults. Additionally, our research further outlines the principles of chatbot design and how chatbots will support both generations. This research is the first step towards cultivating a deeper understanding of different age groups’ subjective design preferences for chatbots functioning as a companion in the workplace. Moreover, this study demonstrates how the Q methodology can guide technological development by shifting the approach from an age-focused design to a common goal-oriented design within a multigenerational context.

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Subjectivity and Technology in Work of Technicians in Periodical Technical Inspection Stations

Cited by 2 publications

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Effect of Periodic Technical Inspections of Vehicles on Traffic Accidents in the Slovak Republic

Effect of Periodic Technical Inspections of Vehicles on Traffic Accidents in the Slovak Republic

Patterns of Sociotechnical Design Preferences of Chatbots for Intergenerational Collaborative Innovation: A Q Methodology Study

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