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Creating a Framework for a User-Friendly Cobot Failure Management in Human-Robot Collaboration

Stina Klein, Jenny Huch, Nadine Reißner, Pamina Zwolsky, Katharina Weitz, Matthias Kraus, Elisabeth André

Year
2024
Citations
3
Access
Open access

Abstract

Solving failures is part of our private and work lives. With the ongoing changes in the industrial production setting, we have to deal with new failure originators: collaborative robots (cobots). Failure communication and subsequent recovery are essential to improve performance and restore trust after cobot failures. Therefore, we propose a framework for cobot failure management (FCFM) to support failure communication and solving in the production context. In a study with workers (N = 35), we investigate the impact of the helpfulness of the FCFM for workers. The first preliminary results demonstrate that the FCFM helps facilitate failure communication and rectification.

Keywords

HelpfulnessContext (archaeology)Computer scienceRobotHuman–robot interactionWork (physics)Production (economics)Knowledge managementEngineeringArtificial intelligence

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