The future of farming: responsible innovation of agricultural robotics (ended 2026)
Abstract
A PhD studentship exploring the responsible innovation of agricultural robotics. This ended in 2026.
Description
David was originally the director of study for this research. Kirsten Ayris at the University of Reading is leading this study as a PhD student. The project explores how to improve the responsible innovation of agricultural robotics, with an emphasis on stakeholder inclusion.
Funding Body
BBSRC (Studentship)
Lead Organisation
University of Reading
Partners
Harper Adams University (with some support from UK Agri-Tech Centre and University of Lincoln)
Project staff
Publications
- Kirsten Ayris; Anna Jackman; Alice Mauchline; David Christian Rose (2024) Exploring inclusion in UK agricultural robotics development: who, how, and why? Agriculture and Human Values
- Kirsten Ayris; Eliot Dixon; Alice Mauchline; David Christian Rose (2023) Investigating stakeholder participation in UK agricultural robotics development Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Trustworthy Autonomous Systems
- Kirsten Ayris, David Christian Rose (2023) Social and ethical considerations for agricultural robotics (book chapter)