Towards tailor made robot co workers based on a plug&produce framework
Paolo Barattini, C. Morand, Ibrahim Almajai, Neil M. Robertson, James R. Hopgood, Paolo Ferrara, Matteo Bonasso, Christoph Strassmair, Maren Rottenbacher, Max Staehr, R. Neumann, Manuel Tornari, Alberto Rovetta, Matthias Plasch, Harald Bauer, Jose Capco, Christian Woegerer, Andreas Pichler
- Year
- 2013
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Current industrial robots are optimized to “economy of scale” while new business models demand customization, individualization and service-orientation. The next generation of robotic workers will have to cope with more complex tasks, rapidly adapt to new situations and provide high flexibility. Additionally demographic change requires a paradigm shift to put the human workforce in the center of a production system. The LOCOBOT project proposes a toolkit for building customized low cost robot co-workers for a broad spectrum of scenarios. The system approach envisaged keeps the human worker in the loop. So far the approach is user centered design.
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