Cooperation of human and machines in assembly lines
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...…2009,Evrard et al., 2009], object placing [Tsumugiwa et al., 2002a,Gams et al., 2014], object swinging [Donner and Buss, 2016a,Palunko et al., 2014], posture assistance [Ikemoto et al., 2012, Peternel and Babič, 2013], and industrial complex assembly processes [Krüger et al., 2009] (see also Fig....
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...…of physical human-robot interaction (see [De Santis et al., 2008, Murphy, 2004, Alami et al., 2006]), is defined when human(s), robot(s) and the environment come to contact with each other and form a tightly coupled dynamical system to accomplish a task [Bauer et al., 2008, Krüger et al., 2009]....
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...• In contrast with most existing human-machine manufacturing applications, where collision avoidance is guaranteed by a minimum security distance [2], our framework successfully manages direct physical contact between robot and human, and between robot and environment....
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...A thorough state-of-theart on human-machine cooperation in manufacturing lines is provided in [2]....
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...Although the welding assistance application targeted by these works also falls in the shared workplace paradigm evoked in [2], it differs from the one treated here, since the robot motion is driven by the human worker....
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...But as in the previously cited survey [2], the paper exposes the absence of high level human-robot collaboration, apart from “Intelligent Lift Assistants”....
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...Manipulating objects in interaction and collaboration with humans: Reality and challenges Human–robot collaboration in manufacturing setups has been deemed crucial for the industry (85, 86)....
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