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AUTOMATION FOR THE AUTOMATORS OF THINGS
New Electronics, 2022The increased complexity of the IoT environment may signal the time to streamline development coding regimes.
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International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer, 2008
When trying to introduce TTCN-3 and thus improving test automation we are regularly faced with the issue of legacy test automation. These existing approaches to test automation range from small code developed for a very specific task to large applications with substantial development effort or even purchased solution from third party vendors that might
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When trying to introduce TTCN-3 and thus improving test automation we are regularly faced with the issue of legacy test automation. These existing approaches to test automation range from small code developed for a very specific task to large applications with substantial development effort or even purchased solution from third party vendors that might
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To Automate or Not to Automate!
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2000Systems are becoming more complex due to various technological developments (such as information and communication technology) and constraints (environmental, social and financial etc.). The first opens the possibility to make links to new domains (e.g. between product quality and profits or financial markets).
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Automating Automated Reasoning
2019The vision of automated support for the investigation of logics, proposed decades ago, has been implemented in many forms, producing numerous tools that analyze various logical properties (e.g., cut-elimination, semantics, and more). However, full ‘automation of automated reasoning’ in the sense of automatic generation of efficient provers has remained
Zohar, Yoni +3 more
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008
In the global automotive industry, for decades, vehicle manufacturers have continually increased the level of automation of production systems in order to be competitive. However, there is a new trend to decrease the level of automation, especially in final car assembly, for reasons of economy and flexibility.
Igor Gorlach +2 more
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In the global automotive industry, for decades, vehicle manufacturers have continually increased the level of automation of production systems in order to be competitive. However, there is a new trend to decrease the level of automation, especially in final car assembly, for reasons of economy and flexibility.
Igor Gorlach +2 more
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Automated testing of chef automation scripts
Proceedings Demo & Poster Track of ACM/IFIP/USENIX International Middleware Conference, 2013Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a novel approach for deployment of middleware and applications. IaC typically builds on automation scripts to put the system into a specific state. The series of steps in an automation should be idempotent to guarantee repeatability and convergence.
Waldemar Hummer +3 more
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To Automate or Not to Automate: On the Complexity of Network Configuration
2008 IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2008Configuring a network is a low-level, device-specific task. Many have compared it to writing a distributed program in assembly language, reserved only for highly experienced network operators. Automation has been proposed by researchers and industry as the solution to problems in network configuration.
Sihyung Lee +2 more
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Task Automation Services: Automation for the Masses
IEEE Internet Computing, 2016A simple model of mashup technology for combining services and connected devices is now becoming popular. This model is frequently referred to as task automation based on Event-Condition-Action (ECA) rules. The most popular online services that follow this approach are Ifttt and Zapier.
Miguel Coronado, Carlos Angel Iglesias
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To automate or not to automate
Aslib Proceedings, 1985I have been speaking on this subject since 1970 and so I am beginning to feel like one of the cast in The Mousetrap which has been playing for even more years than that. But soon after I spoke in November 1984 at an MKA Conference (Tower Hotel, London), a piece appeared in the computer press giving a 100‐word summary with typical inflammatory headlines
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