Vision for secure home robots: Implementation of two-factor authentication

Miglani, Dhvanik; Hensman, Arnold

doi:10.1109/istas.2015.7439425

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“…This included the performance of the robots, and more fundamentally, trust in any robotic system coming into the home. Much as Miglani and Hensman (2016) highlights the ethical and technical considerations for software used in robots in the home, participants of this survey raised concerns regarding data security. The number of such concerns increased for second-hand systems and included issues around software obsolescence, the introduction of viruses and access to prior owners’ data.…”

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Understanding consumer attitudes towards second-hand robots for the home

McGloin,

Studley,

Mawle

et al. 2024

Front. Robot. AI

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As robot numbers in the home increase, creating a market for second-hand robotic systems is essential to reduce the waste impact of the industry. Via a survey, consumer attitudes of United Kingdom participants towards second-hand robots were investigated; finding that second-hand robots with guarantees have an equal purchasing interest compared to new systems, highlighting the opportunity for manufacturers and retailers to develop certification standards for second-hand robots to move towards a circular economy. Consumer demographics also demonstrated that those most open to the purchase of both new and second-hand systems were women, those aged 18–25 years old, and those who have previously owned a robot for the home. Participants’ prior ownership of second-hand electronic devices (such as phones and laptops) did not affect rates of interest for second-hand robotic systems suggesting that the technology is still too new for people to be able to project their experience of current second-hand electronics to that of a robot. Additionally, this research found the robotics industry can consider the potential market for second-hand robots to be more similar to the second-hand smartphone market than to the household electronics market, and lessons learnt from the concerns raised by consumers for other internet-enabled electronic devices are similar to those concerns for second-hand robots. This provides an opportunity for the industry to break down the barriers for a circular economy earlier in the technology maturity process than has been seen for other electronics.

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Understanding consumer attitudes towards second-hand robots for the home

McGloin,

Studley,

Mawle

et al. 2024

Front. Robot. AI

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“…The fact that many devices are connected to a single network reveals the importance of network security [7]. In order to provide this security, the use of two-factor authentication in robot technology is inevitable [8]. Thanks to NFC technology, data can be exchanged at a short distance with low bandwidth.…”

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Two-Factor Authentication and Its Adaptation to Online Education Systems

Karakaş¹,

Öztozlu²,

Erol³

2017

Preprint

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This study examines the evolution of the two-factor authentication method and its adaptability to the online education system. Two-factor authentication is a security measure used especially in areas where information such as banking is valuable. Parallel to technological developments, it has developed as much as daily. It aims to take security one step forward because it is composed of two phases. Today, banking, IOT devices, public transport tickets and many other areas are used. Two-factor authentication methods against security attacks in the field of information are also being updated. In recent years, new technologies such as biometric (iris pattern, retinal pattern, etc.) or behavioral biometry (location tracking, walking information, touch speed etc.) were studied. Instead of physically studying somewhere like going to a course in modern society, online trainings become more advantageous. Most of these online trainings are given certificates such as participation certificate, success certificate, etc. The main problem here is whether the person who is being certified is true. In the study conducted in line with these details, there is a proposal for the application of the Mimic Control Method with Sound Intensity (MCMSI) method for on-line training by examining the two-factor authentication techniques up to the day.

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“…Rover has vast and wide applications in the real world. It has been implemented in space exploration, safety and weapon system endeavor, intelligent home application as well as military application [1,2]. In addition, a small and agile rover prototype such as The Light Weight Rover Unit (LRU) had existed for planetary exploration [3,4].…”

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Development of robotic rover with controller & vision system

Ramli

Herman

Mazlan

et al. 2020

IJEECS

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<p><span>Rover is a robotic system that integrates a simple system implementing electrical and mechanical components together. In this study, we propose a rover using mechanical components which consist of a robotic arm, joint and mechanical gripper, backbone chassis and continues track, while the electrical components include servo motor, servo controller, transmitter and receiver for vision system and wireless controller via USB host as its control system. The purpose of this project is for monitoring and safety purposes. In addition, the main goal of this project is to develop a simple robotic rover that is easy to build and manufacture as well as cost-effective. To add more functionality on this rover, it is equipped with a robotic arm and real-time view camera integration. This rover is equipped with a first-person view (FPV) camera, an integrated camera on the rover that can give clear visibility and direction to the rover pilot. The live feed can be viewed on the monitor inside the command station box. It can be used to assist safety authorities to collect information & insights, work lift to collect and remove the load and to conduct search and rescue operation. As for the result, the mobility system of the robotic rover at terrain surfaces and analyses the capabilities of the chassis during lifting load had been tested.</span></p>

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Vision for secure home robots: Implementation of two-factor authentication

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Understanding consumer attitudes towards second-hand robots for the home

Understanding consumer attitudes towards second-hand robots for the home

Two-Factor Authentication and Its Adaptation to Online Education Systems

Development of robotic rover with controller & vision system

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