Operator support in Industry 5.0
How can we measure and improve the (cognitive) ergonomics in human-robot collaboration during assembly work?
With this project we aim to develop:
An ergonomic model (digital twin) of a human-cobot interaction for industrial (assembly) contexts
Adaptive self-learning cobot control based on this ergonomic model and fueled by interaction-data in different contexts:
Automatically generated/captured (video) data from different operators and contexts
Predictive control model focusing on HRI assembly tasks
Remote training/simulation/control for operators and (future) assembly lines
We focus on the use of our ExperienceTwin framework to determine the cognitive/psychological markers (i.e., exploring HMD eye tracking, hand tracking & object interactions to measure hesitation, doubt, load, fatigue & risk behavior). In addition, we aim to track these markers during human-robot collaborations to build models of cognitive interaction between robot and human.
Who participates?
imec-mict-UGent
imec-IDLab-UA
imec-Brubotics-VUB
Contact:
Address your email to Klaas Bombeke via our contact page.