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METHODOLOGY OF REALISING THE DIGITAL TWINS OF EXOSKELETON-CENTRED WORKPLACES

Carmen Constantinescu, Daniela Popescu, Oliver Todorovic, Ovidiu Virlan, Vlad Tinca

Year
2018
Citations
2

Abstract

Wearable robotics – Exoskeletons - combining the advantages of both industrial manipulators and human robot collaboration represents enabling technology for ergonomic optimisation of manufacturing workplaces. The Exoskeletons fuse the flexibility, intelligence and human-centred control of human-robot systems with the high payload, endurance, precision and sensor-based guidance. This paper presents a generic and innovative methodology aiming at develop the Digital Twins of workers wearing Exoskeletons in human centred workplaces. This methodology is validated by coupling a commercial Exoskeleton to the Digital Humanoid of one of the key providers of digital manufacturing technologies. Several workplace optimisations by employing the developed Digital Twins are performed, as well.

Keywords

ExoskeletonFlexibility (engineering)Wearable computerEngineeringKey (lock)RoboticsPayload (computing)Human–computer interactionRobotArtificial intelligence

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