Currently, a large number of industrial robots have been deployed to replace or assist humans to perform various repetitive and dangerous manufacturing tasks. However, based …
Repetitive industrial tasks can be easily performed by traditional robotic systems. However, many other works require cognitive knowledge that only humans can provide. Human-Robot …
AP Calitz, P Poisat, M Cullen - SA Journal of Human Resource …, 2017 - journals.co.za
Orientation: Industry 4.0 promotes technological innovations and human–robot collaboration (HRC). Human–robot interaction (HRI) and HRC on the manufacturing assembly line have …
This literature review presents a comprehensive analysis of the use and potential application scenarios of collaborative robots in the industrial working world, focusing on their …
H Chen, MC Leu, Z Yin - Journal of …, 2022 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
As artificial intelligence and industrial automation are developing, human–robot collaboration (HRC) with advanced interaction capabilities has become an increasingly …
I Trabelsi, J Françoise, Y Bellik - … of the 8th International Conference on …, 2022 - dl.acm.org
With the wide availability of inertial sensors in smartphones and connected objects, interest in sensor-based activity recognition has risen. Yet, recognizing human actions from inertial …
Human–robot collaboration in industrial context requires a smooth, natural and efficient coordination between robot and human operators. The approach we propose to achieve this …
Collaborative robots are currently deployed in professional environments, in collaboration with professional human operators, helping to strike the right balance between …
D Noh, H Yoon, D Lee - IEEE Access, 2024 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The central perspective of this review is to categorize research in Human Motion Recognition (HMR) over the past decade into two significant categories: vision sensor …