M. Ramos-Montero
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M. Ramos-Montero investigates the critical intersection of robotics, healthcare, and law, focusing on the ethical and legal challenges posed by emerging technologies. Their most-cited work, “Cloud services for robotic nurses? Assessing legal and ethical issues in the use of cloud services for healthcare robots” (2018, 34 citations), closes a significant gap in the literature by examining the distinctive concerns that arise when cloud services, healthcare, and robotics become interdependent. This paper highlights how the fusion of cyber and physical systems creates novel ethical dilemmas, such as data privacy, liability, and the reliability of robotic caregivers. Ramos-Montero’s research is essential for policymakers, engineers, and healthcare providers navigating the responsible deployment of autonomous systems. By bridging technical innovation with regulatory foresight, their work ensures that the development of robotic nurses proceeds with a clear understanding of societal implications. This scholarship is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in responsible AI, medical robotics, and the governance of cyber-physical systems.
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