Deliverables
Design of the project web site (two level access, public and internal) in consistency with the layout produced (http://www.inbots.org). It will contain general project information, as well as information about project results, news on the project activities, information on the consortium members, etc. including all the public deliverables, and it will be updated on the permanent basis during the project life and afterwards
Final documentary video on interactive robotics applications and impactsIt will be the finalvideo for public awareness describing the current state of art of interactive robotics and its impact in society
2nd documentary video on interactive robotics applications and impactsIt will be the secondvideo for public awareness describing the current state of art of interactive robotics and its impact in society
1st documentary video on interactive robotics applications and impactsIt will be the first video for public awareness, describing the current state of art of interactive robotics and its impact in society
The communication strategy, covering coordination of the overall communication efforts of the consortium, it includes the publication by all the partners of a project reference in the web sites of their own institutions, the planning and coordination of all those efforts, building on a clear strategy with special consideration of the information sensitivity issues
INBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics’ education programs and learning activitiesINBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics education programs and learning activities D32 will summarise the conclusions on the identifications of training needsThe main European and international training and exchange programs about robotics will also be analysed in this document including conclusions and recommendationsThe whitepaper will also describe industry drivers technology trends key players future market opportunities and challenges as well as future skill needs in robotics Guidelines for comprehensive technical material will be a part of this document
Final report on communication, dissemination and exploitation activitiesReport summarising the communication dissemination and exploitation activities developed during the INBOTS CSA
Report on networking activitiesdevelop and maintain related web 20 tools such as a Facebook page a Twitter account a LinkedIn profile and a Youtube channel
INBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics' standardization and benchmarking strategiesINBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics standardization and benchmarking strategies D42 will include conclusions recommendations anr guidelines for standardization the strategy in the medical industrial and consumer and service regulatory domainsIt will include safety testing and performance measurement among others
INBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics regulatory and risk management frameworkINBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics regulatory and risk management framework D52 will propose guidelines and recommendations for the development of a regulatory risk management framework for interactive robotics based on the dialogue with EU and national policymakers as well as with the European Robotic Industry
Preliminary report on Interactive Robotics market analyses and support tools for SMEs (business models and exploitation strategies)Deliverable 1.1 will describe the intermediate achievements and conclusions of WP1. It will include: - Robotic market analysis: Description of specific desk researches, performed by each partner in its field, in order to identify what is still needed for each specific market. will be able to analyse its specific robotic field, researches on the available resources in order to identify the geographical distribution of the robot demand in each specific application field of robotics, define the economic size of the target market of robot demand. - Support tools for SMEs: Collection and analysis of appropriate international Instruments (e.g. of the European Commission), country-specific funding policies as well as in specific cases local/regional initiatives. Small-and-medium-sized enterprises with assistance related to the management of their Intellectual Property (IP) portfolio, which may include trademarks, patents, utility models, copyrights, designs and confidential information. A guideline for young entrepreneurs that provides advise in the often very difficult first years of activity.
Plan for Exploitation and Dissemination of ResultsA report containing the dissemination strategy through different target groups (internal dissemination, robotic community, stakeholders, users and end users (SAB), general public, governmental and institutional dissemination). Results will be disseminated through various channels outside the consortium in order to raise the public awareness of the project related issues in EU and worldwide (website, workshops. Etc.) these channels will be defined at the beginning of the project and explained in this report.
INBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics market analyses and support tools for SMEs (business models and exploitation strategies)Deliverable 12 will summarise conclusions of WP1 This document will include recommendations to promote entrepreneurship and to support SMEs It will include Robotic market analysis Description of specific desk researches performed by each partner in its field in order to identify what is still needed for each specific market will be able to analyse its specific robotic field researches on the available resources in order to identify the geographical distribution of the robot demand in each specific application field of robotics define the economic size of the target market of robot demand Support tools for SMEs Collection and analysis of appropriate international Instruments eg of the European Commission countryspecific funding policies as well as in specific cases localregional initiatives Smallandmediumsized enterprises with assistance related to the management of their Intellectual Property IP portfolio which may include trademarks patents utility models copyrights designs and confidential information A guideline for young entrepreneurs that provides advise in the often very difficult first years of activity Recommendations and guidelines
Preliminary Report on Interactive Robotics public awareness and acceptanceThis deliverable will include a preliminary report about: - gaps and needs related to the current level of understanding of robotics by public - novel methodologies to allow transferability of good practice, to increase the efficiency of robotics, and to reduce societal expenditure
INBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics' legal, ethics & socio-economic aspectsINBOTS White Paper on Interactive Robotics legal ethics socioeconomic aspects D22 the conclusions of WP2 as well as guidelines and recommendations on the main topics analyses in this WP Liability risk management and insurance issues Deep understanding of the interdisciplinary aspects of this complex issue It will make possible to elaborate approaches and solving strategies that need to be different according to the different application domains considered IP law constraints The feasibility of shared use of robotic technologies between different organisations through IP licensing will be studied It will also consider the legal consequences of robotassisted invention and innovation Impact of robotics in the labour market Debate and dialogue among labour market experts and with European and national institution will lead to the Assessment of perceptions of the impact of interactive robotics in different sectors Financial and tax law labour and social security law conclusions Relevant aspects to adapt the most recent international tax trends regarding the digital economy to the specific fiscal treatment of interactive robotics will be analysed Recommendations to enhance public acceptance of robotics It will assess the concerns that impede acceptance of interactive robotics The fears to determine which of these actually deserve policy attention will be studied It will include directly addressing ethical responsibility in robotics CSR aspects Dialogues with CSR experts European and national institutions and CSR organisations will be established Desk research to analyse CSR considerations will also be developed When addressing the feasibility of specific changes in the European Union rules or national legislation in the Member States an assessment of international standards for selfregulation will be made Conclusions on Legal Ethics SocioEconomic Aspects The impact of robots in human rights and public freedoms will be more accurately shaped for several kinds of users whose personal rights deserve a more intense degree of protection minors dependent and elderly citizens etc in accordance with the current International rules Gender impact issues will also be studied Guidelines and recommendations
Preliminary report on Interactive Robotics’ education programs and learning activitiesThis preliminary report will focus on: - Identification of specific training needs. Identify, for different education levels (students aged from 4 to 17), which are the specific training needs and the educational tools that are more suitable for each level, so to build a shared and highly accessible education platform. Investigate on analogies and differences between different countries and institutions in terms of course length, load, and contents. The identified analogies will result in plan exchange programs. Investigation on the learning needs specific for people that have to interact with robots but not necessarily have a suitable technical background and will identify the tools that are more suitable for a rapid and focused application. A network covering past, current and future efforts will be realized with the focus of enabling a communication channel to discuss thematic approaches, relevance and impact of each event. - Intermediate conclusions on organization of workshops, network building, training and exchange programs.
INBOTS White Paper on strategies to increase Interactive Robotics public awareness and acceptanceINBOTS White Paper on strategies to increase Interactive Robotics public awareness and acceptance D62 will include methodologies to allow transferability of good practice to increase the efficiency of robotics and to reduce societal expenditure It will also develop guidelines to increase public awareness about interactive robotics based on defining interpreting and explaining social situations being problemfocused contextspecific and futureoriented being educative and empowering using reflection to learn about situations and issues using qualitative and quantitative methods to collect and analyse data and utilizing both practical and theoretical knowledge
Report on advisory boards conclusions and recommendationsThis report will summarise the conclusions of the Ethics Advisory Board designed to provide support in ELSE issues Standardisation Advisory Board designed to provide support and twoway communication in standardization and regulatory issues and Stakeholders Users and End User Advisory Board designed to define the educational and training needs and SMEs and entrepreneurs interests and asses the measures implemented
Preliminary report on Interactive Robotics’ legal, ethics & socio-economic aspectsDeliverable 2.1. will describe the intermediate conclusions of WP2. It will focus on: - liability, risk management and insurance issues; - IP law constraints; - impact of robotics in the labour market; - CSR aspects.
Project management handbookDefinition of the Consortium operating procedures summarising all the required knowledge for the good management of the project (in terms of administrative forms, financial aspects, quality process…)definition of performance indicators ; establish the guidelines for financial reporting, presentation standards for deliverables and reports; define classified information and guarantee the maintenance of the chain of custody and include an internal review procedure to guarantee the quality of the results of the project
INBOTS White paper “Design and description of the candidate INBOTS AISBL for the future of Interactive Robots everywhere”Final design and description of the future INBOTS AISBL
Quality assurance planThe quality assurance plan reports on the quality measures to be adopted within INBOTS CSA to ensure quality of work and management. They are reported both at general and partner levels, and describe the actions to ensure: (1) Quality follow-up in terms of resources, capacity and budget, (2) coherent information exchange, and (3) work according to quality standards.
Preliminary report on Interactive Robotics’ standardization and benchmarking strategiesThis intermediate report will focus on the preliminary conclusions of WP4. More concisely, it will provide the initial conclusions about the identification of gaps in the regulatory framework and about the standardization Strategy for different domains.
Preliminary report on Interactive Robotics regulatory and risk management frameworkD5.1 will include a description of the current European and national regulatory framework.
Publications
Author(s):
Andrea Bertolini
Published in:
2018
Publisher:
Juri Committee
Author(s):
E. Palmerini et al
Published in:
Quaderni Fintech, Issue 2, 2018, Page(s) 1-97, ISBN 9788-894369700
Publisher:
Consob
Author(s):
Timan, Tjerk; Snijders, Ron; Kirova, Maria; Suardi, Stefano; Lieshout, Marc van; Chen, Ming; Costenco, Patrisia; Palmerini, Erica; Bertolini, Andrea; Tejada, Arturo; Montfort, Sjef va; Bolchi, Marco; Alberti, Stefano; Brouwer, Rino; Karanilokova, Kristina; Episcopo, Francesca; Jansen, Sven
Published in:
2019, ISBN 978-92-79-99495-1
Publisher:
European Commission
DOI:
10.2759/448974
Author(s):
E. Palmerini et al.
Published in:
La digitalizzazione della consulenza in materia di investimenti finanziari, Quaderni Fintech, Issue 3, 2019, Page(s) 69-91, ISBN 9788-894369700
Publisher:
Consob
Author(s):
Domen Novak, Roland Sigrist, Robert Riener
Published in:
Frontiers for Young Minds, 2019
Publisher:
Frontiers
Author(s):
E. Palmerini, M. Biasiotti, G. Aiello (eds)
Published in:
2018, ISBN 9788-828805434
Publisher:
Giuffrè
Author(s):
E. Palmerini,
Published in:
Decisione robotica, a cura di A. Carleo, 2019, ISBN 978-88-15-28393-1
Publisher:
Il Mulino
Author(s):
E. Palmerini
Published in:
Diritto dei Droni. Regole, questioni, prassi, Collana Diritto delle nuove Tecnologie, Giuffrè, 2018, Page(s) 3-21, ISBN 9788-828805434
Publisher:
Giuffrè
Author(s):
P. Salvini, E. Palmerini, B.-J. Koops
Published in:
International Handbook on Responsible Innovation: A global resource, edited by R. von Schomberg and J. Hankins, 2019, Page(s) 405-424
Publisher:
Edward Elgar Publishing
Author(s):
Maria Pozzi, Domenico Prattichizzo, Monica Malvezzi
Published in:
Inclusive Robotics for a Better Society - Selected Papers from INBOTS Conference 2018, 16-18 October, 2018, Pisa, Italy, Issue 25, 2020, Page(s) 141-147, ISBN 978-3-030-24073-8
Publisher:
Springer International Publishing
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-24074-5_25
Author(s):
Domenico Prattichizzo, Monica Malvezzi, Gionata Salvietti
Published in:
Inclusive Robotics for a Better Society - Selected Papers from INBOTS Conference 2018, 16-18 October, 2018, Pisa, Italy, Issue 25, 2020, Page(s) 188-194, ISBN 978-3-030-24073-8
Publisher:
Springer International Publishing
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-24074-5_31
Author(s):
Dimitris Alimisis
Published in:
Inclusive Robotics for a Better Society, 2019
Publisher:
Springer
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-24074-5_22
Author(s):
Fangyuan Chang, Britt Östlund
Published in:
Proceedings of the 20th Congress of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA 2018) - Volume V: Human Simulation and Virtual Environments, Work With Computing Systems (WWCS), Process Control, Issue 822, 2019, Page(s) 681-690, ISBN 978-3-319-96076-0
Publisher:
Springer International Publishing
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-319-96077-7_74
Author(s):
Dimitris Alimisis, Dimitrios Loukatos, Emmanouil Zoulias, Rene Alimisi
Published in:
Inclusive Robotics for a Better Society - Selected Papers from INBOTS Conference 2018, 16-18 October, 2018, Pisa, Italy, Issue 25, 2020, Page(s) 180-187, ISBN 978-3-030-24073-8
Publisher:
Springer International Publishing
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-24074-5_30
Author(s):
Andrea Bertolini, Giuseppe Aiello
Published in:
The Information Society, Issue 34/3, 2018, Page(s) 130-140, ISSN 0197-2243
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
DOI:
10.1080/01972243.2018.1444249
Author(s):
Andrea Bertolini
Published in:
Osservatorio del diritto civile e commerciale, Issue 2, 2018, Page(s) 645-659, ISSN 2281-2628
Publisher:
Società Editrice Il Mulino
DOI:
10.4478/91898
Author(s):
Peter Wolf, Robert Riener
Published in:
Science Robotics, Issue 3/17, 2018, Page(s) eaat7174, ISSN 2470-9476
Publisher:
Science Robotics
DOI:
10.1126/scirobotics.aat7174
Author(s):
Martin Grimmer, Robert Riener, Conor James Walsh, André Seyfarth
Published in:
Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation, Issue 16/1, 2019, ISSN 1743-0003
Publisher:
BioMed Central
DOI:
10.1186/s12984-018-0458-8
Author(s):
Domen Novak, Roland Sigrist, Nicolas J. Gerig, Dario Wyss, René Bauer, Ulrich Götz, Robert Riener
Published in:
Frontiers in Neuroscience, Issue 11, 2018, ISSN 1662-453X
Publisher:
Frontiers in Neuroscience
DOI:
10.3389/fnins.2017.00756
Author(s):
Roland Auberger, Michael Friedrich Russold, Robert Riener, Hans Dietl
Published in:
IEEE Transactions on Medical Robotics and Bionics, Issue 1/2, 2019, Page(s) 106-114, ISSN 2576-3202
Publisher:
IEEE Transactions on Medical Robotics and Bionics
DOI:
10.1109/tmrb.2019.2913429
Author(s):
E. Palmerini
Published in:
I confini del Digitale. Nuovi scenari per la protezione dei dati, Atti del Convegno 20 gennaio 2019, 2019, Page(s) 20-31
Publisher:
Garante per la protezione dei dati personali
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