Der Mensch in der Industrie – Innovative Unterstützung durch Augmented Reality

Jost, Jana; Kirks, Thomas; Mättig, Benedikt; Sinsel, Alexander; Trapp, Thies Uwe

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“…surgery [18]. Although the usage of robots in industrial applications is increasing, the human worker will always play a key role [13]. Therefore, the development of new interaction modalities for humans and robots is important.…”

Section: Human-robot-interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining the Effects of Height, Velocity and Emotional Representation of a Social Transport Robot and Human Factors in Human-Robot Collaboration

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Kirks

Chapman

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Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2019

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In nowadays industrial facilities robots play a major part in assisting the human worker. To ensure an effective process not only safety aspects have to be considered. For increasing the acceptance of humans towards robots, social aspects are important as well. In this paper we examine how the behaviour of humans towards other humans can be adapted to the robots behaviour. Especially, the usage of social rules regarding the distance between people are studied with different robot characteristics for height, velocity and emotional expressions as well as human factors.

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Section: Human-robot-interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining the Effects of Height, Velocity and Emotional Representation of a Social Transport Robot and Human Factors in Human-Robot Collaboration

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Kirks

Chapman

et al. 2019

Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2019

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“…143 Bächler, et al 2015bBächler, et al 2015a, S. 57;Bannat, et al 2008, S. 3;Berndt et al, IT&Produktion 12/2014;Günthner, et al 2014, S. 310;Haase, et al 2015, S. 199 f.;Karthaus, NZA 2017, S. 558, 559;Korn, et al 2012, S. 3;, S. 80. 144 Acatech 2013Deuse, et al 2015a, S. 161 f.;Haase, et al 2015, S. 200 f.;Jost, et al 2017;Kärcher 2015, S. 51;Meier, et al 2015, S. 226 f.;Müller/Riedel 2014;Spath 2013, S. 63;Vogel-Heuser 2014, S. 45 ff.…”

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Assistenzsysteme in der Industrie 4.0

Hofmann¹

2021

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The work is dedicated to work in Industry 4.0, a development in which all real processes in the factory are to be digitally recorded and thus automated even more. This brings opportunities for employees, but also threatens de-skilling and comprehensive monitoring. In labour law, the legal binding force of the humane design of work and human-machine collaboration are therefore being examined. In privacy law the central question is to what extent the efficient organisation of work justifies intensive data processing. To this end, a new approach is presented, which is derived from the interplay of German and European fundamental rights and which differentiates between the two areas of law.

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“…In the automation of logistics processes, AR is used to enable man-machine interactions through the integration of real and virtual information by using cameras, smartphones, tablets, AR helmets, and data glasses (Jost et al 2017).…”

Section: Automation Through Augmented Reality (Ar)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Industry 4.0 for SMEs

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2020

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Der Mensch in der Industrie – Innovative Unterstützung durch Augmented Reality

Cited by 22 publications

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Examining the Effects of Height, Velocity and Emotional Representation of a Social Transport Robot and Human Factors in Human-Robot Collaboration

Examining the Effects of Height, Velocity and Emotional Representation of a Social Transport Robot and Human Factors in Human-Robot Collaboration

Assistenzsysteme in der Industrie 4.0

Industry 4.0 for SMEs

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