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Abstract: Unlike what is common in the traditional manufacturing industry, the structures in the construction industry are often one of a kind. The goal of this work is to provide a real-world compatible fully automated gantry-robot system for flexible serial production of custom-made reinforcement cages. This can lead to increased efficiency, productivity, and sustainability, not to mention the positive im...
Abstract: While ontology comparison and alignment have been extensively researched in the last decade, there are still some challenges to these disciplines, such as incomplete ontologies, those that cover only a portion of a domain, and differences in domain modeling due to varying viewpoints. Although the literature has compared ontological concepts from the same domain, comparisons of concepts from differ...
Abstract: Background: During all levels of software testing, the goal should be to fail the code. However, software developers and testers are more likely to choose positive tests rather than negative ones due to the phenomenon called confirmation bias. Confirmation bias is defined as the tendency of people to verify their hypotheses rather than refuting them. In the literature, there are theories about the...
Abstract: Many companies migrate to microservices because they help deliver value to customers quickly and continuously. However, like any architectural style, microservices are prone to architectural technical debt (ATD), which can be costly if the debts are not timely identified, avoided, or removed. During the early stages of migration, microservice-specific ATDs (MS-ATDs) may accumulate. For example, pr...
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