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Cooperating Robots for Flexible ManufacturingSynthesis of Data from Multiple Sensors and Wearables for Human–Robot Collaboration

Cooperating Robots for Flexible Manufacturing: Synthesis of Data from Multiple Sensors and... [On the topic of Human Robot Collaboration (HRC) there are still several challenges to be resolved that concern the robots’ perception for the process and for humans’ operators as well as the means for simplified interaction of the involved resources. The objective of this chapter is to discuss a system targeting on seamless HRC through the integration of multimodal interaction interfaces. A set of robot perception technologies supplemented by wearable devices bring the human operator in the execution loop. The technologies involve multiple sensors such as 2D cameras, force/torque sensors and an air pressure contact skin. The completed system integrated under a service-based platform that is validated through a case study from the white goods industry.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Cooperating Robots for Flexible ManufacturingSynthesis of Data from Multiple Sensors and Wearables for Human–Robot Collaboration

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Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Copyright
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021
ISBN
978-3-030-51590-4
Pages
321 –338
DOI
10.1007/978-3-030-51591-1_17
Publisher site
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Abstract

[On the topic of Human Robot Collaboration (HRC) there are still several challenges to be resolved that concern the robots’ perception for the process and for humans’ operators as well as the means for simplified interaction of the involved resources. The objective of this chapter is to discuss a system targeting on seamless HRC through the integration of multimodal interaction interfaces. A set of robot perception technologies supplemented by wearable devices bring the human operator in the execution loop. The technologies involve multiple sensors such as 2D cameras, force/torque sensors and an air pressure contact skin. The completed system integrated under a service-based platform that is validated through a case study from the white goods industry.]

Published: Oct 1, 2020

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