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Purpose of robots has been to improve precision, reduce wastage and increase safety in production, resulting in rising wave of competitiveness.

Purpose of Robots for Precision, Wastage, and Safety

Often, robots create excitement and fear. Science fiction writers and movie makers portray robots as mysterious supernatural characters–creating excitement. Science fiction also creates fear that robots will likely be taking…

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Purpose of Humanoid Robots

Movie character like shin Godzilla Humanoid has stretched our imagination about robots. It has also made us apprehensive about the uprising of robots in taking over the human race. In…

Future of jobs prediction suffering from gross contradiction demands looking into the effect of waves of creative destruction shifting human-machine frontier into work.

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Future of Jobs–Creative Destruction Shapes

The rise of robotics, automation, and AI has been raising questions about the jobs for the future. Hence, we are concerned about the career future at the cusp of the…

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Unfolding Fourth Industrial Revolution—waves of creative destructions

Prof. Klaus Martin Schwab has done an excellent job. He has made the “fourth industrial revolution” phrase quite known. From the media personalities to political leaders, everybody has become quite…

Due to smartphone addiction, while participating online lecture delivery, frequent checking of smartphone takes a tole on time, attention, and ability to participate.

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Smartphone Addiction Undermines eLearning Advantages

Smartphone addiction refers to a lack of control over the temptation of frequently touching smartphones, despite the urge of not to do so due to knowing negative effects like social…

Electric vehicle disruption wave indicates that Tesla's disruptive innovation strategy out of borrowed technology will likely fail to unleash destruction to incumbent automakers.

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Electric Vehicle Disruption–will Tesla be disruptor?

Electric vehicle disruption force has been gaining traction day by day. The global electric vehicle stock passed 5 million passenger cars in 2018, and the growth continued to 10 million…

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Electrical and Computer Engineering Fuels Innovation Economy

Although ECE education is focusing on sharing existing body of knowledge, they increasingly need the competence of developing ideas for improving existing products and processes, and also innovating new ones. Most importantly, they need to know how to succeed to trade them in the globally competitive market economy.

Future of Work

Purpose of Robots for Precision, Wastage, and Safety

Purpose of Humanoid Robots

Future of Jobs–Creative Destruction Shapes

Unfolding Fourth Industrial Revolution—waves of creative destructions

Smartphone Addiction Undermines eLearning Advantages

Electric Vehicle Disruption–will Tesla be disruptor?

Electrical and Computer Engineering Fuels Innovation Economy

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