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Sune Holm investigates the ethical and social dimensions of agricultural robotics, focusing on how emerging technologies reshape farming practices, labor, and responsibility. His research bridges agricultural engineering, ethics, and stakeholder perspectives, offering critical insights into the responsible deployment of field crop robots. In his highly cited 2022 study, "Multi-stakeholder perspectives on field crop robots: lessons from four case areas in Europe" (27 citations), Holm synthesizes data from farmers, developers, and policymakers across Europe, revealing divergent expectations and concerns about automation in primary production. His 2024 work, "Robots in agriculture – A case-based discussion of ethical concerns on job loss, responsibility, and data control" (10 citations), systematically examines pressing ethical challenges—including workforce displacement, accountability for autonomous decisions, and data governance—that accompany the shift toward robotic farming. Holm’s contributions are vital for guiding socially responsible innovation, ensuring that agricultural robotics enhances sustainability without compromising human welfare or ethical standards. His work is essential reading for researchers and students exploring the intersection of technology, ethics, and sustainable agriculture.
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