Constantin Scholz
Papers
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Total Citations
93
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About
Constantin Scholz is a leading researcher in the field of human-robot collaboration (HRC), with a particular focus on industrial safety, intuitive communication, and privacy-preserving sensing. His work addresses the critical challenge of enabling safe and seamless interaction between human workers and collaborative robots (cobots). Scholz’s major contributions include comprehensive reviews of sensor-enabled safety systems (39 citations) and pioneering studies on multi-modal social cues for more natural HRC in factory settings (19 citations). He is also known for his user-centered design approach, co-creating interaction interfaces with factory employees (13 citations) and developing a flexible display “robotic-skin-interface” to improve robot-to-human communication (11 citations). Notably, Scholz created the open-source “Antropo” platform to increase cobot anthropomorphism (7 citations), and his latest work on the mmPrivPose3D dataset uses 60GHz RaDAR for privacy-compliant pose estimation and gesture recognition—a significant step toward addressing privacy concerns with traditional RGB-D cameras. With a growing citation impact and a strong focus on practical, ethical HRC solutions, Scholz is shaping the future of safe and collaborative industrial environments.
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- 1Sensor-Enabled Safety Systems for Human–Robot Collaboration: A Review39 citations · 2024
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