IT Devices and Their Impacts on Personal, Public, and Economic Life

This presentation discusses the strengths and weaknesses of IT devices, specifically the robotic vacuum cleaner, and their current and future impacts on personal, public, and economic life. It covers topics such as productivity growth, GDP growth, innovation, economic impact, job creation, and rise in efficient machines and technologies. The presentation concludes that IT devices have worked effectively in today's era and are helping to develop economic and public sectors as well as private sectors.

English for
Academic
Purposes Level

Content
 Introduction
 Challenges in front of Corporate Social Responsibility
 Strength and weaknesses of a IT device
 Current impacts on personal, public and economic life
 Future impacts on personal, public and economic life
 Conclusion

INTRODUCTION
 Now a days application is talking about a program or an
application. It is performing various specific task.
 These application can be used in smart phones or in
computers.
 Further, there are various IT devices which are being used in
current era which helps the organisation and customers in
providing flexibility in their workplace.

Description of IT device called Robotic
vacuum cleaner
• Robot vacuum cleaners are very well in cleaning and
navigating the home effortlessly.
• It is a trusted device on which a customer can trust easily. This
helps the customer in cleaning their spaces without any
making efforts.
• Further it helps in saving time of the customers.

Strength and weaknesses of a IT device
Strengths
• Cleaning without human
interference
• Convenient and saving
time
• Best performs in hard
floors
• Clean underneath of
furniture
Weakness
• Costing
• Robotic cleaner have short
battery life
• Long time for cleaning
• Could not use in other
areas

Current impacts on personal, public and
economic life
• Productivity growth: As higher standards of livings can comes
through higher wages.
• Gross domestic product growth: This is impacting domestic
product growth. As this could impact economic life positively.
• Innovation : Innovation is positive impact which a Robotic
vacuum cleaner is having on a market and on the manufacturing
industry.
• Economic impact of robotic advances: This is another positive
impact of Robotic vacuum cleaner on market and on economy.
• Customer spending due to Covid 19: IN current era, people are
suffering from Covid 19 situation.

Future impacts on personal, public and
economic life
• Job creation: Job creation is the opportunity which people can gain
from increasing advanced technologies.
• Rise in efficient machines and technologies : As there is a rise in
effective machines and latest technologies due to increasing demand
of robotics.
• Educational system : Educational system is getting enhancing
through use of robotics products.
• Economic impact of robotic advances: As this is impacting in
current environment and future environment also.
• Increase Personal and professional productivity : Further, this is
creating positive impact on customer and sometimes negative impact.

Conclusion
• From the above discussion can be concluded that these IT
devices have worked effectively in today era and it is further
helps in developing economic and public sectors and also
private sectors.
• Robot vacuum cleaner is one of the cleaner which is helping
the organisation and a customer in cleaning their place and
working environment.

References
Chandel, R.S., Sharma, S., Kaur, S., Singh, S. and Kumar, R., 2021.
Smart watches: A review of evolution in bio-medical sector.
Materials Today: Proceedings.
Ennouri, K., Smaoui, S., Gharbi, Y., Cheffi, M., Ben Braiek, O.,
Ennouri, M. and Triki, M.A., 2021. Usage of Artificial Intelligence
and Remote Sensing as Efficient Devices to Increase Agricultural
System Yields. Journal of Food Quality, 2021.
Kim, S.J., Wen, Y., Küçüktabak, E.B., Zhan, S., Lynch, K., Hargrove,
L., Perreault, E.J. and Pons, J.L., 2021. A Framework for Dyadic
Physical Interaction Studies During Ankle Motor Tasks. IEEE
Robotics and Automation Letters, 6(4), pp.6876-6883.