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Teleoperator-Robot-Human Interaction in Manufacturing: Perspectives from Industry, Robot Manufacturers, and Researchers

Sunwook Kim, Ivan Hernandez, Maury A. Nussbaum, Sol Lim

Year
2024
Citations
10

Abstract

(tRHC), including the application of tRHC to tasks requiring both expertise and manual dexterity (e.g., maintenance and highly skilled tasks in sectors including construction, manufacturing, and healthcare), as well as opportunities to expand job accessibility for individuals with disabilities and older individuals. However, interviewees also indicated potential challenges of tRHC, particularly related to human perception (e.g., perceiving remote environments), safety, and trust. Given these challenges, and the current limited information on the practical value and implementation of tRHC, we propose several future research directions, with a focus on human factors and ergonomics, to help realize the potential benefits of tRHC.

Keywords

RobotTeleoperationHuman–robot interactionContext (archaeology)Work (physics)PerceptionKnowledge managementHuman–computer interactionEngineeringManufacturing

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