Implementation Of Technical Systems Research Articles

Role of AI in Control System Design for Robotics

In this study, the role of AI in controlling the robotic system has been discussed in a comprehensive manner. For executing this study, AI has been introduced with its features, implications and loopholes that directly affects the universal digital technology. Places and sectors that have adopted AI to bring growth have been discussed in this chapter. Nowadays different types of advanced technologies have been invented to track human body motion and other features that make people's life more easy and advanced. Here cognitive implementation of technical systems has been discussed briefly along with its loopholes that need improvement to overcome these barriers. Assistive kitchens with their equipped tools have been mentioned in this study with brief description and manufacturing and other business industries have also discussed here that adopt AI technology to bring growth. Keywords : AI, Cognitive technical system, robotics, control system, sensor, and industry.

Technology Role in Knowledge Management - A Case Study on the Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries and Medical Appliances Company SPIMACO -: واقع التكنولوجيا الداعمة لتطبيق إدارة المعرفة في الشركات الصناعية – دراسة حالة على الشركة السعودية للصناعات الدوائية والمستلزمات الطبية "سبيماكو" أنموذجاً – السعودية -

The world today is living in the era of technology that has encouraged and revolutionized many fields, including the industrial fields. This revolution has led to an expansion in the business world to lead to the overwhelming use of the latest technological solutions that were discovered all around the world, which therefore has led to intense competition in the local and global markets. The need for industrial organizations to obtain accurate and timely data and information hastily contributes to decision-making and directs work more accurately and with higher quality. Therefore, we see that these industrial organizations that seek to develop, often refine systems thinking through the development of knowledge management and its application depending on its technology. From this standpoint, this study sought to shed light, examine and analyze the role of technology in the application of knowledge management, by choosing the Saudi Pharmaceutical Company, SPIMACO, as a model for industrial companies, to apply this study by polling a number of company employees، the study followed the survey approach, where the survey and interview tools were used. The entire study population consisted of (1223) employees, (320) were selected as a sample of the study. The research reached a determination of the role of technology in the application of knowledge management in industrial companies, as it was found that the degree of availability of technical indicators supporting the application of knowledge management in this pharmaceutical company is of 'high' availability. The study also came out with a number of recommendations, the most prominent of which was the continuation of the implementation of technical systems that allow the company’s management to communicate internal knowledge, plan and execute tasks easily that helps in extracting and circulating knowledge and improving the current situation of the reality of employing the technical systems that are used in the process of measuring cognitive performance.

Do you need a blockchain in construction? Use case categories and decision framework for DLT design options

Blockchain and other forms of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) provide an opportunity to integrate digital information, management, and contracts to increase trust and collaboration within the construction industry. DLT enables direct peer-to-peer transactions of value across a distributed network by providing an immutable and transparent record of these transactions. Furthermore, there is potential for business process optimization and automation on the transaction level through the use of smart contracts, which are code protocols deployed on supported DLT systems. However, DLT research in the construction industry remains at a theoretical level; there have been few implementation case studies to date. One potential reason for this is a knowledge gap between use-case ideas and the DLT technical system implementation. This paper aims to reduce this gap by (1) reviewing and categorizing proposed DLT use cases in construction literature, (2) providing an overview of DLT and its design options, (3) proposing an integrated framework to match DLT design options with desired characteristics of a use case, and (4) analysing the use cases using the new framework. Together, the use case categories and proposed decision framework can guide future implementers toward more connected and structured thinking between the technological properties of DLT and use cases in construction.

First Results of the Implementation of Telemedical Service in The Odessa Region

First Results of the Implementation of Telemedical Service in The Odessa Region Results on the implementation of technical system purposed for telemedical consultations in Odessa Region of Ukraine are presented. Such a system permitted to perform telemedical consultations in the form of videoconferences with parallel transmission of medical images, and ECG records. First (half year) experience of performing consultative activity was in favour of identification of urgent indications for surgery in some patients, and proved to be preventive with regard to some complications in patients with acute heart and vessel diseases as well as in patients with traumas. The main conclusion on high effectiveness of proposed telemedical technical configuration, and especially in terms of heightening standards of regional medical care was made.

Computer-aided manufacturing systems: Work-psychological aspects and empirical findings from case studies

In this paper, findings from a research project on work-psychological concepts for the design of computer-aided integrated manufacturing systems are presented. The work-psychological point of view is that concepts which focus not only on technical aspects, but also on the design of work organization and the use and development of skills and qualifications not only contribute to humane work conditions but are also associated with economics efficiency. Results gained from 60 small and medium size Swiss companies in the capital-goods industry show that very few companies have holistic manufacturing structures in terms of decentralization, functional integration, work group autonomy and complete and challenging tasks. Furthermore, skills and qualifications are not made use of to their fullest extent in most companies. Although technical support in terms of implementation of computer-aided manufacturing systems and technical integration is noticeably high, economic efficiency could not be exclusively attributed to the implementation of technical systems. The attainment of efficiency goals associated with the implementation of technical systems turned out to be higher in companies pursuing a holistic approach to the design of computer-aided manufacturing systems encompassing technical aspects, organizational design and use and development of skills and qualifications. Relevance to industry In many companies, the implementation and utilization of computer-aided manufacturing systems is considered an appropriate means for meeting increased market demand. Yet, a growing body of empirical findings indicates that computer-aided manufacturing systems per se will not guarantee that companies perform successfully. Data gained from case studies indicate that a comprehensive approach directed at the joint consideration and optimization of technical systems, organizational design and qualifications will contribute to a successful implementation of computer-aided manufacturing systems in terms of humane working conditions and economic efficiency. The data can be used for the work-psychologically founded design of computer-aided integrated manufacturing systems.

DEVELOPER-USER INTERACTION AND USER SATISFACTION IN INTERNAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER.

Effective internal technology transfer—the implementation of technical systems developed and disseminated to operational subunits within a single organization—depends not only upon the cost, qualit...

Developer-User Interaction and User Satisfaction in Internal Technology Transfer

Effective internal technology transfer—the implementation of technical systems developed and disseminated to operational subunits within a single organization—depends not only upon the cost, qualit...

Effective information system security with password controls

Abstract Password systems are a first line of defense that can prevent, deter, and detect abusive acts. They are one of the most cost effective computer resource control mechanisms presently available. This piece explores some of the more salient aspects of password system design, including objectives of password controls, design philosophies, man-machine interface design, system administration, and technical system implementation.

Effective information system security with password controls

Abstract Password systems are a first line of defense that can prevent, deter, and detect abusive acts. They are one of the most cost effective computer resource control mechanisms presently available. This piece explores some of the more salient aspects of password system design, including objectives of password controls, design philosophies, man-machine interface design, system administration, and technical system implementation.