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An approach for monitoring the execution of human based assembly operations using machine learning

George Andrianakos, Nikos Dimitropoulos, George Michalos, Sotirios Makris

Year
2019
Citations
46

Abstract

During the past years, as part of the continuous research to increase productivity in industrial sector, hybrid solutions allowing the cooperation of industrial robots with operators have been studied. Those combine characteristics from both worlds, such as high accuracy, speed and repeatability of a robot with dexterity of human to perform delicate tasks. Sensing systems have been introduced safeguarding the operators, while primitive workflow monitoring systems, primarily based on operator’s feedback, enhance the dynamic behaviour of the system. This paper presents an approach to automatically monitor the execution of human based assembly operations using vision sensors and machine learning techniques. A reference example based on the assembly of a water pump is showcasing the effectiveness of the proposed approach in real-life application.

Keywords

WorkflowRobotOperator (biology)Human–machine systemComputer scienceArtificial intelligenceControl engineeringReal-time computingIndustrial engineeringEngineering

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