Digital Assembly Assistance Systems: Methods, Technologies and Implementation Strategies

Haase, Tina; Keller, Alinde; Warschewske, Florian; Woitag, Martin; Sauer, Steffen; Berndt, Dirk

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-99235-4_2

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“…In the DEPOT research project, a digital assembly assistance system was developed for the aviation industry, transitioning from traditional paper instructions to digital formats. This shift, as noted by Haase et al (2022), primarily aimed to support assemblers during their training phase. The transition to digital instruction has further underscored its advantages, emphasizing enhancements in the accessibility of information, the quality of educational content, and the achievement of learning outcomes.…”

Section: Assistance System For Assembly In the Aviation Industrymentioning

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Towards Integrated Learning and Assistance Systems: A Framework for Technology Selection and Design

Alkhallas,

Abraheem,

Salem

et al. 2024

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In the era of Industry 4.0, advanced assistance technologies have permeated manufacturing processes, yet the absence of systematic implementation methods remains a challenge. This research presents a multidimensional framework developed through inductive reasoning, encompassing technological capabilities and instructional considerations. Its primary objective is to guide the development of context-specific assistance solutions, shifting the focus from automated solutions to thoughtful technology selection and implementation. The framework's application has the potential to elevate stakeholder design processes through interactive visualizations and experiential anchoring. Notably, the adoption of cognitive assistance systems within manufacturing is on the rise, driven by the maturation of virtual and augmented reality solutions. However, a notable gap exists in systematic approaches for selecting and designing these technologies. This paper addresses this gap by proposing a comprehensive framework grounded in an inductive approach. This research seeks to enhance awareness among decision-makers in companies regarding essential selection and decision criteria. Furthermore, it offers guidance for a systematic and participatory implementation process. The research results underscore the importance of adopting such a framework in the industry 4.0 landscape, shedding light on the need for strategic technology integration. This study suggests that the proposed framework can serve as a valuable tool to facilitate informed decision-making and drive the successful implementation of assistance technologies in manufacturing processes.

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Section: Assistance System For Assembly In the Aviation Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Integrated Learning and Assistance Systems: A Framework for Technology Selection and Design

Alkhallas,

Abraheem,

Salem

et al. 2024

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“…However, intelligent digitization is not about replacing employees with robots or other automatic systems, but about increasing operational efficiency and work comfort by leveraging the importance of flawless and natural man-machine interaction [33]. Appropriately selected tools and IT technology ensure the improvement of the quality of employee workflows, increase the efficiency of the work carried out, improve communication and information flow, and support the development of the enterprise [34,35].…”

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Implementation of a Hybrid Intelligence System Enabling the Effectiveness Assessment of Interaction Channels Use in HMI

Gardecki

Rut

Klin

et al. 2023

Sensors

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The article presents a novel idea of Interaction Quality Sensor (IQS), introduced in the complete solution of Hybrid INTelligence (HINT) architecture for intelligent control systems. The proposed system is designed to use and prioritize multiple information channels (speech, images, videos) in order to optimize the information flow efficiency of interaction in HMI systems. The proposed architecture is implemented and validated in a real-world application of training unskilled workers—new employees (with lower competencies and/or a language barrier). With the help of the HINT system, the man–machine communication information channels are deliberately chosen based on IQS readouts to enable an untrained, inexperienced, foreign employee candidate to become a good worker, while not requiring the presence of either an interpreter or an expert during training. The proposed implementation is in line with the labor market trend, which displays significant fluctuations. The HINT system is designed to activate human resources and support organizations/enterprises in the effective assimilation of employees to the tasks performed on the production assembly line. The market need of solving this noticeable problem was caused by a large migration of employees within (and between) enterprises. The research results presented in the work show significant benefits of the methods used, while supporting multilingualism and optimizing the preselection of information channels.

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Research on User Participation in Digital Assisted Technology

Kumari

2024

JRSE

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This study investigates the variables that affect users' engagement with digital assistant technologies (DATs). The study examines the critical elements influencing engagement, such as user expectations, needs, accuracy, ease of use, and personalization. A survey with 149 respondents—mostly young adults who frequently use DATs—was used to gather data. The analysis indicates that user satisfaction is positively impacted by DAT familiarity and the factors influencing their use. The study emphasizes how crucial it is to create accurate, individualized, and user - friendly DATs to increase user satisfaction and engagement. It also urges more investigation into the intricate interactions among variables that affect how users interact with DATs.

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Digital Assembly Assistance Systems: Methods, Technologies and Implementation Strategies

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Towards Integrated Learning and Assistance Systems: A Framework for Technology Selection and Design

Towards Integrated Learning and Assistance Systems: A Framework for Technology Selection and Design

Implementation of a Hybrid Intelligence System Enabling the Effectiveness Assessment of Interaction Channels Use in HMI

Research on User Participation in Digital Assisted Technology

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