Peter Remmers
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Peter Remmers is a philosopher whose scholarly work centers on the ethical and philosophical dimensions of emerging technologies, with a particular focus on human-robot interaction. His most recognized contribution, the 2018 paper "Mensch-Roboter-Interaktion - Philosophische und ethische Perspektiven," examines the conceptual foundations underlying how we interpret robotic functions through the lens of human action, and the profound philosophical questions that arise as robots increasingly serve as assistants and helpers in everyday life. Remmers engages critically with the idea that robots, though fundamentally machines, are understood and deployed in ways that blur traditional boundaries between tool and agent — raising urgent questions about moral responsibility, autonomy, and human dignity. While his citation record remains in its early stages, with his key work having garnered 3 citations, his research addresses questions of growing global relevance as robotic systems become more deeply embedded in complex social environments. Remmers represents an important voice in the emerging interdisciplinary conversation between philosophy, ethics, and robotics engineering, contributing a humanistic perspective to a field often dominated by technical discourse.
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- 1Mensch-Roboter-Interaktion - Philosophische und ethische Perspektiven3 citations · 2018