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    Title: 以互補性觀點探討冷鏈無人機應用倫理
    An Investigation of Addressing Cold Chain Drone Delivery Ethical Concerns: A Complementary View
    Authors: 李如芹
    Lee, Ju-Chin
    Contributors: 杜雨儒
    Tu, Yu-Ju
    李如芹
    Lee, Ju-Chin
    Keywords: 無人機
    無人駕駛飛行器
    UAV
    倫理
    道德問題
    冷鏈
    疫苗
    互補性資產
    最後一哩路配送
    drone
    unmanned aerial vehicles
    UAV
    ethics
    ethical concerns
    cold chain
    vaccine
    complementary assets
    last-mile delivery
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-08-05 12:06:47 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 利用無人機進行配送成為近年來最後一哩路配送系統的一個方案，鑑於 COVID-19 大流行導致疫苗需求大增，且最後一哩路配送被廣泛地認為是整個配送過程中最昂貴的一段，因此冷鏈最後一哩路配送系統的效率更顯重要。
    了解這一領域的倫理是必須且重要的，因為新技術的引入往往在初期容易忽略倫理考量，包括隱私、準確性、財產和可及性、安全性和正確性等概念。透過分析這些倫理問題，加上技術和非技術的互補資產，闡明進入這一行業所需的考量。
    本研究採用系統性的文獻回顧法，檢索多個商業及科技資料庫後篩選出與本文研究相關之論文進行探討。以道德六大框架為基礎進行整理，旨在降低產業的道德風險並推廣產業發展。
    In light of the heightened demand for vaccines due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the necessity for an efficient cold chain last-mile delivery system has become increasingly apparent. This is especially crucial since last-mile delivery is widely recognized as the most expensive segment of the overall delivery process. Consequently, the use of drones for this purpose has emerged as a popular solution in recent years.
    However, it’s crucial to recognize the significance of ethics in this field, as the introduction of new technology often leads to oversight or neglect of ethical considerations, including Privacy, Accuracy, Property, and Accessibility (PAPA), Safety, and Justice. Addressing these ethical concerns forms the primary motivation for implementing this study. We utilize these ethical concerns, along with technical and non-technical complementary assets, to clarify the considerations necessary for entering this industry.
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