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Md. Rokonuzzaman

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Disruptive Effect of Digital Camera—How did Canon Avoid Kodak Moment?
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Disruptive Effect of Digital Camera—How did Canon Avoid Kodak Moment?

The later part of the 20th century created many excitements in the technological Innovation industry. Among them, the most expensive company in the world started the journey from the garage.…
Seesaw Play of Humanoid Robots—will it keep continuing?
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Seesaw Play of Humanoid Robots—will it keep continuing?

Recorded history tells that since 250 BC, human beings are after building Humanoid robots. Why are people after human-like creatures? It’s often due to the urge of Getting jobs done…
Sophia robot's ability to communicating interactively, driving automobile and winning Saudi citizenship runs the risk of creating misleading impression about AI, robotics and humanoid robots.
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Sophia Robot—does it offer a misleading impression?

Sophia Robot is an artificially intelligent Humanoid robot with citizenship. Many dignitaries of the world have become excited upon talking to and listening to her smart human-like responses. Among her…
Invention and Evolution of Light Bulb—more than a spark in the mind of a genius
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Invention and Evolution of Light Bulb—more than a spark in the mind of a genius

The light bulb is a metaphor for invention and Innovation. Often, we think that a creative spark in the mind of genius leads to a great invention, leading to innovations…
Technologies for sustainable development demand suitable science and technology policy for both increasing the supply and creating the demand of leveraging technology for producing more with less.
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Technologies for Sustainable Development—does science and technology policy matter?

On the one hand, our natural stock of resources has been depleting. In addition to it, we are reaching the limit of air, water, and soil to absorb and recycle…
Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation and Technology
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Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation and Technology

Prof. Clayton Christensen had a curiosity to get to know why high-performing, well-managed technology firms fail. Of course, firms will be on a declining path if they keep facing poor…
Innate abilities stall Humanoid--ASIMO bows out
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Innate Abilities Stall Humanoid–ASIMO Bows Out

At the peak of ingenuity, the human race is apprehensive with the sense of sinister in robots. A group is predicting that robots will jeopardize jobs across the globe. Consequently,…
ASIMO robot ends life cycle before unleashing waves of creative destruction on service jobs like nursing, elderly care, and serving food--transforming future of work.
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ASIMO Robot — ends lifecycle before causing creative destruction

ASIMO robot is a highly sophisticated Humanoid robot developed by Honda. A team of engineers conducted R&D over 32 years at a cost of $500 to develop and demonstrate human-like…
Technologies for robots have been progressing to fuel creative waves of destruction in diverse applications
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Technologies for Robots—fueling waves of creative destruction

Every industrial revolution requires a set of core technologies. These technologies power innovations to cause Creative Destruction to major industries as well as firms. For unfolding the Fourth Industrial Revolution,…
Purpose of robots has been to improve precision, reduce wastage and increase safety in production, resulting in rising wave of competitiveness.
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Purpose of Robots for Precision, Wastage, and Safety

Often, robots create excitement and fear. Science fiction writers and movie makers portray robots as mysterious supernatural characters–creating excitement. Science fiction also creates fear that robots will likely be taking…
Purpose of humanoid robots has been to mimic human behaviour and take over work from human, but so far its development has been limited to creating sensation and fear factor about the future of work.
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Purpose of Humanoid Robots

Movie character like shin Godzilla Humanoid has stretched our imagination about robots. It has also made us apprehensive about the uprising of robots in taking over the human race. In…
Incremental innovation vs disruptive innovation
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Incremental Innovation vs Disruptive Innovation

Every day we use numerous products. We observe that some products are continuously improving. On the other hand, we also observe that a different type of product is replacing some…

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