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ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES: A STUDY ON DRONE TECHNOLOGY AND CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
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All human lives are impacted by technology, from small instruments to complex systems. Thus, human beings are willing to accept or reject emerging technologies. One of the most important instances of these emerging technologies is drone technology. Numerous industries, including transportation, security, surveillance, agriculture, the military, and construction, have adopted this technology for their jobs. Construction can be seen as one of the top industries in terms of drone usage, serving as the link between the physical and digital worlds. The purpose of this study is to understand the impact, acceptance, and rejection of emerging technologies which is drone technology, in the construction sector, take a sociological picture of the current situation of the industry, and understand the impact of drones to produce the reality of data from the theoretical framework of Edwards and Ramirez (2016) that contains six dimensions which are (1) intended and unintended effects, (2) direct and indirect effects, (3) reconstitution in use, (4) immanence of effect, (5) degree of success, and (6) degree of discontinuity.
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acceptance
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drone technology
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construction sector
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E. ÇALI, “ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES: A STUDY ON DRONE TECHNOLOGY AND CONSTRUCTION SECTOR,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2023.
