Sökning: "Human-robot collaboration"
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6. Force-based Perception and Control Strategies for Human-Robot Shared Object Manipulation
Sammanfattning : Physical Human-Robot Interaction (PHRI) is essential for the future integration of robots in human-centered environments. In these settings, robots are expected to share the same workspace, interact physically, and collaborate with humans to achieve a common task. LÄS MER
7. Context-aware human-robot collaboration in assembly
Sammanfattning : The PhD study is aiming to increase the accuracy and efficiency of human-robot collaborative (HRC) assembly systems. To achieve this goal, four main directions are investigated in this research. LÄS MER
8. Toward a Sustainable Human-Robot Collaborative Production Environment
Sammanfattning : This PhD study aimed to address the sustainability issues of the robotic systems from the environmental and social aspects. During the research, three approaches were developed: the first one an online programming-free model-driven system that utilises web-based distributed human-robot collaboration architecture to perform distant assembly operations. LÄS MER
9. Evaluation of Industrial Robot Mechanical Systems for Applications that Require Human-Robot Collaboration
Sammanfattning : In order to develop robot automation for new market sectors associated with short product lifetimes and frequent production change overs, industrial robots must exhibit a new level of flexibility and versatility. This situation has led to the growing interest in making humans and robots share their working environments and sometimes even allowing direct physical contact between the two in order to make them work cooperatively on the same task by enabling human-industrial robot collaboration (HIRC). LÄS MER
10. Designing collaborative robot workstations for human-centred automation in final assembly - A task allocation approach
Sammanfattning : With the rise of increasingly intricate products, human operators are stretched thin by greater physical and cognitive demands. A growing necessity has also arisen for automation to assist these operators supportively and productively while maintaining optimal efficiency. LÄS MER