Public entities driven robotic innovation in urban areas

Puig-Pey, Ana; Bolea, Yolanda; Grau, Antoni; Garcia, Josep Casanovas

doi:10.1016/j.robot.2017.03.006

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“…The affiliation of authors is: 1 IRI (CSIC-UPC) Barcelona, Spain, 2 with CEA, Paris, France, 3 with SSSA, Pontedera, Italy, 4 with USE, Sevilla, Spain, 5 with LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse, France, 6 with BRL, Bristol, UK, 7 with IIT, Italy, 8 with UL, Ljubljana, Eslovenia, 9 with EPFL, Switzerland.…”

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A New Methodological Approach to Analyze Human Roles in Human-Robot Interaction Scenarios

Puig-Pey

Sanfeliu

Leroux³

et al. 2022

2022 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Robotics and Its Social Impacts (ARSO)

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The influence of robotics in the job market has socio-economic consequences and the inevitable loss of job positions, but in the Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) scenarios, where humans and robots work together, new jobs and business models will be created. These HRI scenarios can be seen in manufacturing, medicine, maintenance, education, etc. and in the future, in most of the daily tasks. The purpose of this article is to analyze from the perspective of Human-Robot Interaction scenarios, which new HRI human roles and HRI tasks categories has to be taken into account. The new HRI human roles will serve to define and homogenize the transverse skills needed for workers working in HRI scenarios and for analyzing the human roles in robotic experiments. We introduce a methodological approach using the TERRINet HRI Template, which facilitates the analysis of tasks that in the near future will be done by humans working with robots. The Template has been used and tested in 20 study cases of HRI scenarios, validating the methodology and looking for homogenization in human roles.

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A New Methodological Approach to Analyze Human Roles in Human-Robot Interaction Scenarios

Puig-Pey

Sanfeliu

Leroux³

et al. 2022

2022 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Robotics and Its Social Impacts (ARSO)

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“…User-driven innovation (UDI), in this light, has been gaining attention over the years, especially in the welfare sector of Northern Europe (e.g., Pässilä et al, 2013;Hvenegaard Rasmussen, 2016;Puig-Pey et al, 2017). It refers to a process of "tapping users' knowledge" to develop new products, services, and concepts"(Von Hippel, 2009, p. 30).…”

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User-driven innovation and technology-use in public health and social care: A systematic review of existing evidence

Zhu

Andersen

2018

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This systematic review revealed and discussed empirical evidence generated from 21 international user-driven innovation studies in the public health and social care. We used PRISMA guideline to ensure a transparent and replicable research process. With the guide of relevant theoretical models, we identified the distinct characteristics of user-driven innovation in current public social care sectors, in respect of its strategic innovation process and user-oriented, empower-based objectives. We categorized different end- and intermediate user groups and discussed how them directly and indirectly engaged in various innovation phases via the support of different methods, and how their participation helped to fulfill users’ roles for exploration, experiments, test, and innovation. We also took a closer look at technological options addressed via included studies and in particular discussed how technologies interact with users in the innovation process.

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“…These two consortia are funded by ECHORD++ project to work in parallel for solving the challenge (Phase I, Phase II and Phase III, see Fig. 1), [5]. At the end of this process of 36 months, the suitable prototypes (evaluated by panel of experts-final reviewers) will be considered for industrial production and deployment.…”

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Sustainable Robotics Solutions in Smart Cities. The Challenge of the ECHORD++ Project

Grau

Bolea

Puig-Pey

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE 23rd International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA)

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The objective of this paper is to explain novel sustainable robotics solutions for cities. Those new proposals appear under the ECHORD++ project which is a good tool to meet academia and industry with the objective of providing innovative technological solutions. In this paper, authors explain the tool as well as the methodology to promote robotics research in urban environments, and the ongoing experience will demonstrate that huge advances are made in this field.

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Public entities driven robotic innovation in urban areas

Cited by 11 publications

References 13 publications

A New Methodological Approach to Analyze Human Roles in Human-Robot Interaction Scenarios

A New Methodological Approach to Analyze Human Roles in Human-Robot Interaction Scenarios

User-driven innovation and technology-use in public health and social care: A systematic review of existing evidence

Sustainable Robotics Solutions in Smart Cities. The Challenge of the ECHORD++ Project

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