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Securing Industrial Operators with Collaborative Robots: Simulation and Experimental Validation for a Carpentry task

Nassim Benhabib, Vincent Padois, David Daney

Year
2020
Citations
4

Abstract

In this work, a robotic assistance strategy is developed to improve the safety in an artisanal task that involves a strong interaction between a machine-tool and an operator. Wood milling is chosen as a pilot task due to its importance in carpentry and its accidentogenic aspect. A physical model of the tooling process including a human is proposed and a simulator is thereafter developed to better understand situations that are dangerous for the craftsman. This simulator is validated with experiments on three subjects using an harmless mock-up. This validation shows the pertinence of the proposed control approach for the collaborative robot used to increase the safety of the task.

Keywords

Task (project management)RobotComputer scienceProcess (computing)Human–computer interactionWork (physics)SimulationOperator (biology)Task analysisCarpentry

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