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Process-oriented Task Assignment for Assembly Processes with Human-robot Interaction

Rainer Müller, Matthias Vette, Ortwin Mailahn

Year
2016
Citations
102

Abstract

Many assembly processes, particularly in the manufacture of large components, are still carried out by humans manually. In addition to rationalization aspects, high quality requirements, non-ergonomic activities, the lack of well-qualified workers etc. may require the use of automation technology. Through novel possibilities of human-robot-cooperation these challenges can be met through a skills-based division of labor. In this article an approach to process-dependent task assignment to human or robot is presented. The approach is based on a detailed analysis of the skills of humans and robots, in order to bring it into balance with the required product and process characteristics.

Keywords

AutomationRationalization (economics)RobotTask (project management)Process (computing)EngineeringHuman–robot interactionQuality (philosophy)Computer scienceProcess management

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