Arthit Khotsaenlee

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Arthit Khotsaenlee is a leading researcher in the field of manufacturing systems engineering, with a primary focus on assembly line balancing and human-robot collaboration. His work centers on the innovative concept of Parallel Adjacent U-shaped Assembly Lines (PAUL), a configuration designed to maximize resource utilization in modern manufacturing. Dr. Khotsaenlee’s major contribution lies in pioneering multi-objective and many-objective optimization frameworks for these complex systems, particularly addressing the integration of both human workers—including disabled individuals—and collaborative robots. His most cited paper, "Multi-objective parallel adjacent U-shaped assembly line balancing collaborated by robots and normal and disabled workers" (2022, 41 citations), exemplifies this inclusive, efficiency-driven approach. This work, alongside his foundational research on human-robot operated PAUL systems, has significant implications for sustainable and socially responsible manufacturing. By advancing algorithms that balance productivity with workforce diversity, Dr. Khotsaenlee is helping shape the future of smart, adaptive assembly lines. His research is essential reading for students and engineers interested in the intersection of operations research, robotics, and inclusive industrial design.