Anne Jansen
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Anne Jansen’s research lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction, occupational safety, and sustainable automation. Her work focuses on optimizing collaborative robotics—or “cobots”—that work alongside humans on the factory floor, addressing the critical challenge of balancing safety, health, and efficiency in these shared spaces. Her most-cited paper, “Modelling Human-robot Interaction to Optimize their Safety, Sustainability and Efficiency: Identifying Relevant Characteristics” (2020, 3 citations), provides a foundational framework for identifying key interaction variables that influence both worker well-being and system productivity. This contribution is particularly significant as it moves beyond traditional robot-centric design to emphasize human-centered factors, such as ergonomics and psychological comfort, in collaborative environments. Jansen’s research is notable for its practical implications: by systematically modeling these interactions, she offers engineers and safety regulators a tool to design cobot systems that are not only efficient but also sustainable and safe for long-term human use. Her work is a vital step toward realizing Industry 5.0’s vision of human-machine synergy, where technology enhances rather than compromises worker health.
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