7 research outputs found
Getting grip in changing environments: the effect of friction anisotropy inversion on robot locomotion
No full textHeads or Tails? Cranio-Caudal Mass Distribution for Robust Locomotion with Biorobotic Appendages Composed of 3D-Printed Soft Materials
No full textA clinical pilot study on posture stabilization via light contact with cane-type companion robot
No full textFeasibility, planning and control of ground-wall transition for a suctorial hexapod robot
No full textPrivacy and Future Consent in Smart Homes as Assisted Living Technologies
No full textIn the field of assisted living technologies, one central strand is to investigate how smart homes might fulfill ambitions for older adults to live longer at home. With the advent of the General Data Protection Regulative (GDPR), there are clear regulations demanding consent to automated decision-making regarding health. This contribution to applied ethics in the field of algorithmic decision-making opens up some of the possible dilemmas in the intersection between the smart home ambition and the GDPR with specific attention to the possible trade-offs between privacy and well-being through a future case, to the learning goals in a future smart home with health detection systems, and presents different approaches to advance consent
