Robotics and law: Key legal and regulatory implications of the robotics age (Part I of II)**
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Guest Editorial – David Bisset, Founder of Itechnic LTD**
Robotics and autonomous systems is being hailed as the fourth industrial revolution. Its impact will be felt more widely than either the computer or communications revolutions that preceded it. This special edition explores this impact in the context of the law and the role the law will have in shaping products and services that employ robots and deliver autonomy.
While the computerisation and widespread communication of data has transformed and disrupted various industries, the addition of
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David Bisset has worked in robotics for 24 years. The founder of iTechnic Ltd, he is currently responsible for the Strategic Research Agenda, the Multi-Annual Roadmap and the work programme focus for robotics in Horizon 2020 for euRobotics aisbl, the private side of the Robotics Public Private Partnership, SPARC, within the RockEU coordination action. He currently chairs the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Advisory Board (RAS-SIG-AB) under the KTN/Innovate UK, contributed extensively to the recently published UK robotics strategy (July 2014) and was responsible for the UK robotics landscape document.