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About
Simon Thevenin is a leading researcher in the design and control of reconfigurable manufacturing systems, with a particular focus on the intersection of human-robot collaboration and workforce planning. His work addresses critical challenges in modern production environments, including the integration of hybrid human-robot teams, workforce reconfiguration strategies for resilience, and the robust design of mixed-model assembly lines that must adapt to frequent product family evolutions. Thevenin’s most impactful contributions include a comprehensive survey on operations management for hybrid human-robot collaborative systems (125 citations) and a state-of-the-art review on workforce reconfiguration strategies (110 citations), both of which have become foundational references in the field. He has also advanced the understanding of assembly line design under uncertainty, proposing novel approaches for handling new product variants across production generations and developing robust reconfiguration planning methods. His work on dynamic scheduling and task assignment in industrial settings, such as a picking robot case study for a major French mail provider, demonstrates practical relevance. With over 260 total citations, Thevenin’s research is shaping the future of flexible, resilient manufacturing systems.
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