Papers
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About
Jochen Deuse is a leading researcher in the field of human-robot collaboration (HRC), with a particular focus on making advanced automation accessible for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). His work centers on developing sociotechnical planning systems that bridge the gap between robotic capability and practical industrial application, especially in assembly and welding processes. Deuse’s major contributions include creating intuitive interfaces for reciprocal human-robot interaction, where robots adapt to individual workers while operators maintain control over key tasks. He has also pioneered retrofit approaches for predictive maintenance and offline simulation techniques that ensure human safety in real-time workspaces. With over 40 citations for his foundational work on intuitive work assistance, and numerous papers on task-based simulation and formal modelling of manual processes, Deuse’s research has significantly influenced how SMEs can implement service robotics without prohibitive costs. His recent systematic literature review on learning from demonstration highlights ongoing efforts to democratize robot programming. Deuse’s work is essential reading for anyone interested in practical, safe, and worker-centered automation solutions.
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- 3A Retrofit Approach for Predictive Maintenance21 citations · 2019
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- 9A Quick-Check to Evaluate Assembly Systems’ HRI Potential11 citations · 2019
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