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The evolution of financial technology: A comprehensive bibliometric review of robo-advisors

Multidisciplinary Reviews
This bibliometric study delves into the rapidly evolving domain of robo-advisors—digital platforms that offer automated, algorithm-driven financial planning services with minimal human intervention.
Liance Mathew   +4 more
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Examining the association between robo-advisory and perceived financial satisfaction

Review of Behavioral Finance
PurposeRobo-advisory has become an increasingly popular asset management tool in recent decades. This paper studies the association between robo-advisor usage and perceived financial satisfaction.Design/methodology/approachUsing data extracted from the ...
Zefeng Bai
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A robo-tick killer

IEEE Potentials, 2005
Ticks have become a major health concern across the country. The robot is designed to be used during the late spring and summer months when it picks up both tick larvae and nymphs. This autonomous rover is capable of eradicating dangerous pests such as ticks not just temporarily but for several years.
Dennis J. Crump   +4 more
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The rise of the robo notice

Communications of the ACM, 2015
Examining the conflicting claims involving the use of automated tools in copyright-related notice-and-takedown procedures.
Joe Karaganis, Jennifer M. Urban
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Are Robo-Advisors Fiduciaries? [PDF]

open access: possibleSSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
This paper addresses whether robo-advisors are “fiduciaries.” The simple answer is “yes.” As registered investment advisers, robo-advisors are deemed to be “fiduciaries” that owe a fiduciary duty of loyalty to their customers and can be liable for breach of fiduciary duty. But that is only half of the equation.
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Give me a human! How anthropomorphism and robot gender affect trust in financial robo-advisory services

Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics
PurposeFinancial services industry is increasingly showing interest in automated financial advisors, or robo-advisors, with the aim of democratizing access to financial advice and stimulating investment behavior among populations that were previously ...
Daria Plotkina   +2 more
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Rise of robo-octopus

New Scientist, 2016
Octobot, developed by Michael Wehner and colleagues at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, Harvard University, is a big step towards fulfilling the potential of soft robots. Standard robots are made of carbon fibre, with plastic and metal circuit boards, copper wiring, high-power rechargeable batteries and electric motors.
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The Emergence of the Robo-Advisor

2019
Abstract Robo-advisors are online services that use computer algorithms to provide financial advice and manage customers’ investment portfolios. This chapter describes the development of the robo-advisor industry and compares robo-advisors to traditional human financial advisors.
Fisch, Jill   +2 more
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Robo Ig4 Is a Dimerization Domain

Journal of Molecular Biology, 2017
Robo receptors play pivotal roles in axonal guidance as well as in neurogenesis, angiogenesis, cell migration, and cancer progression and invasiveness. They are considered to be attractive drug targets for the treatment of cancer, ocular neovascular disorders, chronic kidney diseases, and more.
Omri Matalon   +5 more
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Green robo-fingers

New Scientist, 2014
Hackney Nursery in northern Florida has just hired its first fleet of robots. The nursery specializes in woody ornamentals and perennials, heavy plants that grow in large tubs across several hundred hectares of land. A typical day at the nursery might require carrying as many as 5000 of these plants around.
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