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    to a more efficient and streamlined trading process which results in a higher liquidity and participation of investors in the exchange market because of the lower execution and information sharing costs. On the other hand, some of the critics of automation discuss that a fully automated exchange market could reduce the efficiency of markets eventually since in reality markets still need human interventions to act efficiently. They also claim that the lower cost of executing security trade…

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    create new jobs because 3-D printing machines require designers in this field. On the other side, the weak point in this argument is the aspect of the framework of employment. According to Shewan, he states that "for every job created by robotic automation, several more will be eliminated entirely" (Shewan par. 12). This evidence suggests that only ten robots can take jobs of thousands of people. Unfortunately, this data leads to negative consequences to lives of people because they will lose…

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    Jidoka Case Study

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    Figure 7.9: Quality Assurance by process management Jidoka Many people have equated Jidoka with simply automation. Jidoka is made of two words. The Japanese defines automation as simply a machine that moves itself (which is Jido). However, Jidoka refers to automation with a “human touch”. Jidoka provides machines and operators with the ability, apart from automation, to detect an abnormality that has occurred and to stop the operation immediately. Otherwise, the machine should safely stop…

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    Robo-Piloted Cars Future

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    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has developed four levels to describe the degree of automation in vehicles. “The NHTSA levels reflect the belief that automated systems will progressively assume more and more driving tasks until all are done by automation and none are left in the hands of drivers”(Casner, Hutchins, and Norman 76) The first few levels are ones that many of us have already grown accustomed to. They include…

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    1.) Replacement and expansion of truck fleet. 3.) Expansion of a plant. Incremental are the projects whose platform already exists some increment is required such as in automation of machinery. Machinery exists but there automation and conveyer belt should be installed. As in replacement and expansion of truck fleet, old trucks should be sold and new should be purchased. Platform is a process of installing a new thing such as building up a new plan…

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    replace people in factory jobs. Some may not adhere to this, arguing that there will be a monumental deprivation of jobs but, infact, it creates more jobs. Many products that people use on a daily basis are produced in factories by people. In the automation business, the use of machines, control systems, and information technologies to optimize productivity in the production of goods, many people operate these machines and control systems (Source A/C). A human might make a mistake and…

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    The 21st century came upon us with the rapid development of technology. Not long ago, people did not expect that automation and artificial intelligence would evolve at such fast pace. And today almost nobody can imagine a day without using some technical devices. In the article "Keeping ahead of the robots", Abby Jackson talks about the possible future of the job market with the growth of the automated workforce. Jackson discusses that question by quoting a professor at the Institute of…

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    AT&T Digital Life v. ADT SERP Can’t decide between two great home security companies? Read our in-depth AT&T Digital Life and ADT reviews for more details. Article While ADT is one of the oldest and most well-known companies in the home security field, AT&T Digital Life is a newcomer with just a few years of operations under the company’s belt. ADT has a well-deserved reputation as one of the best home security companies on the market, while AT&T is still in its infancy and is working out…

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    . How do chemical engineers contribute to the fashion industry? ● Chemical engineers always try to make clothing softer, stronger, and more comfortable. In order to achieve this goal, the engineer will have to find ways to dye, coat, blend, or invent materials both naturally and synthetically through textile chemistry. Eventually they will find the perfect combination to reach their goal. 2. Explain the concept of stoichiometry. ● Stoichiometry is the 5th chemical engineering principle.…

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    According to the Washington Post “ Automations are being created every single day, of example currently at the university of MIT a management robot is being programed to learn to run a factory and give orders to artificial co-workers” stated by Daniela Rus, MIT director of Computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory. Further into the article Ms. Rus state's that as automation advances “ A tipping point begins to the form”, looking at the data will…

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