Robot class

by John M. Jordan

Robot classb The age of humanity is over. And the understanding of robots creates the future. Focus on robotics as a culture. Will robots replace humans? Will humans be controlled by robots? John M. Jordan, author of the book and a professor of business administration at Pennsylvania State University, describes the recent developments in robotics at both national and private levels. Present a realistic future to build this partnership. As an essential knowledge of the future society, it is a robot textbook that encompasses the readership of teenagers, humanities and social sciences who want to understand robots and robotics accurately, and citizens who want to predict and prepare for the robot society. It is understood as the exclusive property of future society. However, robots are already being visualized in various forms. In 2030, South Korea announced the commercialization of fully-driving cars, and as of May 2018, approved 45 temporary driving cars. Could the future drivers license system with autonomous cars run on the road be the same as it is today? Every time a robot adds function, the past human-centered judgments, rules, and ethics that see only humans as agents of action will be challenged. This book suggests the challenges we need to set at the present time to move forward.

Hardcover

Published June 25, 2018

About the author

John M. Jordan is Clinical Professor of Supply Chain and Information Systems in Smeal College of Business at Penn State University. He is the author of Robots, also in the MIT Press Essential Knowledge series.