Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: How can  best identify, understand, and deal with ethical and societal issues raised by healthcare robotics?  argues that next to ethical analysis, classic technology assessment, and philosophical speculation  need forms of reflection, dialogue, and experiment that come, quite literally, much closer to innovation practices and contexts of use. The authors discuss a number of ways how to achieve that. Informed by their experience with “embedded” ethics in technical projects and with various tools and methods of responsible research and innovation, the paper identifies “internal” and “external” forms of dialogical research and innovation, reflections on the possibilities and limitations of these forms of ethical–technological innovation, and explores a number of ways how they can be supported by policy at national and supranational level.
['Bernd Carsten Stahl', 'Mark Coeckelbergh']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Ethics of Healthcare Robotics: Towards Responsible Research and Innovation
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