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A framework for automated testing of automation systems

2010 IEEE 15th Conference on Emerging Technologies & Factory Automation (ETFA 2010), 2010
Increasing complexity of software components in automation systems require systematic and frequent testing approaches. Test-First Development (TFD) - an established approach in business IT software development - promises to support test automation in automation systems development.
Dietmar Winkler 0001   +3 more
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Automated Design of Building Automation Systems

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2010
The design of large building automation systems (BASs) with thousands of devices is a laborious task with a lot of recurrent works for identical automated rooms. The usage of prefabricated off-the-shelf devices and design patterns simplifies this task nowadays but creates new interoperability problems. As a result, the selection of devices is essential
Henrik Dibowski   +2 more
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Automation of production automation of skips

Refractories, 1960
Automated skips may be introduced along the line of the system devised by Ukrenergochermet using a gamma relay. The normal operation of skips under automated conditions is ensured by fitting the bunkers with brace shutters devised by Ukrenergochermet.
P. L. Kotik   +3 more
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Test Automation

IEEE Software, 2013
Testing is a destructive task in which the goal is to find relevant defects as early as possible. It requires automation to reduce cost and ensure high regression, thus delivering determined quality. This article reviews technologies for test automation.
Macario Polo   +3 more
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The automated office

Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1979
Abstract The concept of the automated office has now become a possibility with the advent of low cost computing power. The authors discuss the concept in some detail and review the equipment currently available together with some of its limitations. Future developmental trends are described and the ultimate implications of the fully-automated office ...
Martin Healey, Paul R. Woodward
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Automation in haemostasis

Hämostaseologie, 2013
SummaryAutomatia, an ancient Greece goddess of luck who makes things happen by themselves and on her own will without human engagement, is present in our daily life in the medical laboratory. Automation has been introduced and perfected by clinical chemistry and since then expanded into other fields such as haematology, immunology, molecular biology ...
Huber AR, Méndez A, Brunner-Agten S
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Automating a Mouse

Science, 1998
Techwire Using the URL at the end of this item, readers can immediately offer feedback and suggestions on this topic. There is a powerful force sweeping through much of biological science: Automation[[HN1][1]].
R, Sikorski, R, Peters
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Automating test automation

2012 34th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 2012
Suresh Thummalapenta   +3 more
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Automation in Medicine

Postgraduate Medicine, 1965
Health institutions appear to be ripe for automation. Acquisition, storage and utilization of medical information are almost entirely manual, and the cumulative experience of medicine is disseminated largely by preceptorship. The “systems approach” should and will be adapted to medicine.
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Artificial Intelligence and Management: The Automation–Augmentation Paradox

Academy of Management Review, 2021
Sebastian Krakowski, Sebastian Raisch
exaly  

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