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Technology assessment in robotic systems design using PAPRIKA
In this paper we give an introduction to robotic systems design using a value-based approach founded in Decision-Based Design, and motivate a broader systems view able to encompass the full socio-technical context. We present the multi-criteria decision method PAPRIKA as a candidate for handling decision and technology assessment elements in design, and through four cases we illustrate the versatility of the method and discuss its viability as a general purpose method for more general technology assessment in robotics.