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Design Process for Concept Development of Human-Robot Workstations for People with Disabilities

Elodie Hüsing, Carlo Weidemann, Burkhard Corves, Mathias Hüsing

Year
2024
Citations
1

Abstract

People with disabilities (PwD) have the right to equal participation in the labor market under the 2008 Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities [1], yet OECD data indicates that PwD remain excluded, with a 15% unemployment rate in 2019 across 32 OECD countries, and an 8.6% higher unemployment rate compared to people without disabilities [2]. With the growth of the elderly population and, consequently PwD, employers will face labor shortages [3]. The European Commission advocates for technology, like human-robot collaboration, to create ergonomic workplaces adapted to individual needs, aiming to enhance PwD inclusion and alleviate labor shortages [4].

Keywords

WorkstationComputer scienceProcess (computing)Human–computer interactionHuman–robot interactionRobotOperating systemArtificial intelligence

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