The Impact of Mechanization on Humanity

05/03/2021

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Subject: The Impact of Mechanization on Humanity

Yiğit Çakmak (Team Leader)

Evren Çıkrıkçıoğlu

Furkan Çakmak

The Impact of Mechanization on Humanity

Contents

Subject

The purpose of machines in mechanization should be well evaluated and analyzed.

General objectives are:

  • To shorten the time of work and increase productivity
  • To use less physical strength and effort
  • To enable work in hazardous areas

The following topics will be addressed:

  • Determining whether mechanization and new technologies create more new employment opportunities or increase unemployment.
  • Investigating whether the era of haste among people is related to machines.
  • Researching whether environmental pollution came with mechanization and measuring how much new technologies can play a role in correcting environmental pollution.
  • Assessing how many people are affected by the Peltzman effect.
  • Investigating which educational levels are affected by the labor shortage caused by mechanization.
  • Measuring how mechanization affects cultural differences and customs.

Type of Loss

  • Lack of communication and malfunction
  • Laziness and machine dependency
  • Environmental pollution
  • Customs and values
  • Economic uncertainty and political instability
  • Future anxiety and intense stress
  • Negatives of the era of haste
  • Employment
  • Rapidly changing policies and politics
  • Raw materials

Reason for Choosing the Topic for Improvement

  • To identify the effects of machines on people and start and determine measures to reduce their negative impacts.
  • To determine the extent to which machines contribute to environmental pollution and identify measures to prevent it.
  • To initiate guidance for people to new professions due to the unemployment caused by machines in the future.
  • To identify the necessary steps for the transition to and adaptation to new technologies by machines.
  • To start efforts to maximize the use of minimal physical strength and increase productivity through machines.

Determining the Goal

  • Implement measures to prevent environmental pollution and apply ecological systems.
  • Redirect the labor gap created by machines replacing people to new professions and sectors.
  • Ensure the transition and integration of machines to new technologies.
  • Direct people to sports, theater, arts, and various hobbies to prevent laziness from machines.
  • Determine necessary short-term policies.
  • Increase the efficient use of machines.

Activity Plan

Planned TaskResponsibleDate
SWOT AnalysisYiğit Çakmak20.05.2020
SWOT AnalysisFurkan Çakmak20.05.2020
SWOT AnalysisEvren Çıkrıkçıoğlu20.05.2020
Pareto AnalysisYiğit Çakmak21.05.2020
Risk AnalysisYiğit Çakmak22.05.2020
Bar ChartFurkan Çakmak25.05.2020
Fishbone DiagramEvren Çıkrıkçıoğlu26.05.2020
Identification of Type of LossYiğit Çakmak26.05.2020
Reason for Choosing the Topic for ImprovementFurkan Çakmak26.05.2020
Determining the GoalFurkan Çakmak26.05.2020
DisseminationYiğit Çakmak27.05.2020
Goal - ComparisonEvren Çıkrıkçıoğlu27.05.2020
Goal - ComparisonYiğit Çakmak27.05.2020
Explanation of Problem SolutionEvren Çıkrıkçıoğlu27.05.2020
Action PlanYiğit Çakmak28.05.2020
StandardizationEvren Çıkrıkçıoğlu28.05.2020
MonitoringYiğit Çakmak28.05.2020

Problem Description

A SWOT analysis of the impact of mechanization on humanity has been conducted.

SWOT Analysis

swot

Pareto Analysis of Weak Points

Weak PointYiğitFurkanEvrenTotal
Inability to quickly adapt to new technologies.45110
Laziness of people.33511
Environmental pollution44513
Dependency on machines (production halt in case of failure, etc.)1236
Peltzman Effect5139
Labor shortage due to new job areas4228
Machine error probability1113
Workers being consumers at the same time2125
Limits of growth brought by rapid production34411
Decreasing returns from education3339
Short-term policies54413

Pareto Evaluation

The weak points from the SWOT application of the impact of mechanization on humanity were rated from 1 (least) to 5 (most), resulting in:

The following table shows the Pareto evaluation (Frequency Evaluation):

Weak PointYiğitFurkanEvrenTotal
Environmental pollution3339
Short-term policies3227
Limits of growth brought by rapid production1225
Laziness of people1236
Dependency on machines (production halt in case of failure, etc.)3126

Pareto Evaluation Percentage Values and Cumulative

Weak PointPercentageCumulative Percentage
Environmental pollution25%25%
Short-term policies20%45%
Limits of growth brought by rapid production15%60%
Laziness of people10%70%
Dependency on machines (production halt in case of failure, etc.)10%80%

Risk Assessment

Definition of Risk Assessment Matrix

The table below separates the risks by Likelihood and Risk Degree. Risk assessment will be based on the following table. For risks with a high risk degree, preventive measures must be taken before the project starts. This way, we also prevent risks arising from the primary risks.

IMPACTVERY SEVERE (5)SEVERE (4)MEDIUM (3)LIGHT (2)VERY LIGHT (1)
5252015105
420161284
31512963
2108642
154321

Risk Assessment Matrix

RisksLikelihoodImpactRisk Level
Environmental Pollution15 – 513 – 420 / Very High
Short-Term Policies13 – 46 – 28 / Medium
Inability to Adapt Quickly to New Technology11 – 46 – 28 / Medium
People Becoming Lazier9 – 313 – 412 / High

The impacts of the risks in the highest risk group have been evaluated in terms of duration and cost.

Pareto Chart

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Fishbone Diagram

fishbone

Action Plan

  • Reducing environmental pollution: Applying ecological systems and pollution prevention measures.
  • Addressing labor gaps: Redirecting labor to new professions and sectors.
  • Facilitating technology transition: Ensuring smooth integration and adaptation of new technologies.
  • Preventing laziness: Encouraging engagement in sports, arts, and hobbies.
  • Formulating policies: Developing short-term and long-term policies to manage the impacts of mechanization.

Explanation of Problem Solution

Solutions for each identified problem have been described and implemented as part of the action plan. These include measures to reduce pollution, manage labor gaps, and facilitate technology adaptation.

Monitoring

Continuous monitoring is essential to ensure the effectiveness of implemented solutions and to make necessary adjustments.

Goal and Comparison

Environmental Pollution

  • Air Pollution
  • Smoke Pollution
  • Chemical Pollution
  • Water Pollution

Preventing Pollution

  • Measures and strategies for reducing various types of pollution.

Annual Average Waste Generation by Regions

  • Data and analysis of waste generation by region.

Medical Waste Generation by Years

  • Statistics on medical waste generation over the years.

Standardization

Efforts to standardize processes and practices related to mechanization and its impacts.

Dissemination

Sharing findings and recommendations with relevant stakeholders and the public.

Teams to Refer

  • Research and Development Team
  • Environmental Impact Assessment Team
  • Technology Integration Team
  • Public Awareness and Education Team

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