Accessibility

Abstract

Accessibility is emerging as a major concept with regard to the disability-digital articulation. From a digital perspective, accessibility consists of “providing equal access to physical and digital environments, by offering safe, healthy places and resources adapted to the diversity of people likely to use them”. Ploughing robots, milking robots and harvesting robots are the main automated devices used on farms today. These are supposed to fulfill three main types of functions: logistical assistance, data acquisition assistance, and intervention assistance. The transformations impacted by technological developments have generated a plethora of terms to account for the multiple changes linked to the rise of digital techniques, in particular that of “revolution”, and more precisely of “anthropological revolution”. Artificial intelligence and robots are now ubiquitous in most everyday situations, from conversational agents to vacuuming robots to recommendation algorithms, among other applications.

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