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Developing a reference model for human–robot interaction
Abstract The use of collaborative robots is on the rise for human-centered automation for developing flexible production systems. The deployment of collaborative robots and distribution of tasks between human and robot carries several challenges. One challenge is assessing the right level of human engagement with the fellow robot in the collaborative work while remaining in line with safety limitations and cycle time constraints. This study explores various types and levels of interactions between humans and robots in a manufacturing domain. A synthesizing architecture of human–robot collaboration is suggested based on three dimensions of team composition, level of engagement and safety. The architecture describes the collaboration using a 3-dimensional reference scale.
Developing a reference model for human–robot interaction
Abstract The use of collaborative robots is on the rise for human-centered automation for developing flexible production systems. The deployment of collaborative robots and distribution of tasks between human and robot carries several challenges. One challenge is assessing the right level of human engagement with the fellow robot in the collaborative work while remaining in line with safety limitations and cycle time constraints. This study explores various types and levels of interactions between humans and robots in a manufacturing domain. A synthesizing architecture of human–robot collaboration is suggested based on three dimensions of team composition, level of engagement and safety. The architecture describes the collaboration using a 3-dimensional reference scale.
Developing a reference model for human–robot interaction
Malik, Ali Ahmad (author) / Bilberg, Arne (author)
2019-06-11
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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