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1 Author(s)
Starrett, Steve

This tutorial is designed to introduce engineers who work in the fields of robotics and automation to ethical considerations and codes of ethics. Dr. Starrett discusses the principles of the IEEE Code of Ethics as well as another code of ethics written specifically for robotic engineers. He also reviews current ethical challenges associated with work in these fields, including those associated with military use of unmanned surveillance systems and automated weapons.

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Publication Date :
2012

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1:00:00
Product Type :
IEEE Education & Learning
Course Level :
Introductory
Print ISBN :
978-1-4673-0630-0
Issue Date :
Mar-2012
Educational Course Subject Areas :
Engineering Profession

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