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Aleksandr Kapitonov1, Sergey Lonshakov1, Vitaly Bulatov1
1M2M Economy, Inc (Merklebot), San Francisco, CA, United States.
Abstract:
This article is devoted to the historical overview of the Robot-as-a-Service concept. Several major scientific publications on the development of Robot-as-a-Service systems based on a service-oriented paradigm are considered. Much attention is paid to the analysis of a centralized approach in the development using cloud computing services and the search for the limitations of this approach. As a result, general conclusions on the reviewed publications are given, as well as the authors' own vision of Robot-as-a-Service systems based on the concept of robot economics.
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