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Internet der Dinge — Anwendung von RFID- und Tracking-Technologien zur intelligenten kooperativen Assistenz im Arbeitsprozess

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Dieser Beitrag stellt den Menschen in den Mittelpunkt der Betrachtungen. Es geht primär um Anwendungen und Dienste, die RFID-Technologie und andere Trackingverfahren nutzen, um Menschen in ihrem Alltag oder in ihrer beruflichen Umgebung Unterstützung leisten zu können. Solche Dienste kommen dabei weitgehend ohne die explizite Mitwirkung von Menschen aus. Trotzdem dienen sie dem Menschen, der sie verstehen und beherrschen können muss. Wir thematisieren in diesem Beitrag den Aspekt des Benutzers, seiner Interaktion, seiner Kontrolle über das System und der Veränderung der Rolle des Menschen in einem Mensch-Maschine- System.

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Eisenhauer, M., Oppermann, R., Prinz, W. (2007). Internet der Dinge — Anwendung von RFID- und Tracking-Technologien zur intelligenten kooperativen Assistenz im Arbeitsprozess. In: Bullinger, HJ., ten Hompel, M. (eds) Internet der Dinge. VDI-Buch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-36733-8_4

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