This research aimed to investigate how the use of ICT influences the People Management of Public Organizations. A Systematic Literature Review (RSL) was performed with the data collected in the Scopus database, which were treated in StArt and Mendeley software. By executing the proposed steps in the methodology, 26 articles were accepted. It was possible to identify two major axes of ICT use approach.

This paper presents a new marker for robot programming by demonstration through motion imitation. The device is based on high intensity LEDs (light emission diodes) which are captured by a pair of industrial cameras. Using stereoscopy, the marker supplies 6-DoF (degrees of freedom) human wrist tracking with both position and orientation data. We propose a robust technique for camera and stereo calibration which maps camera coordinates directly into the desired robot frame, using a single LED. The calibration and tracking procedures are thoroughly described. The tests show that the marker presents a new robust, accurate and intuitive method for industrial robot programming. The system is able to perform in real-time and requires only a single pair of industrial cameras though more can be used for improved effectiveness and accuracy.