Daria Battini
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9
Total Citations
327
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About
Daria Battini is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors, robotics, and supply chain management, with a focus on the human-centric manufacturing paradigm of Industry 5.0. Her work centers on integrating collaborative robots (cobots) into assembly systems to enhance productivity while prioritizing worker well-being, particularly for aging workforces. Battini’s major contributions include developing mathematical models for ergonomic workstation design and task allocation that minimize physical fatigue and postural risk, as demonstrated in her highly cited 2023 review (187 citations) and her 2024 optimization model. She has also explored strategic trade-offs, such as investing in cobots versus pension schemes to address workforce aging (69 citations), and the impact of robotization on global supply chain latency. Her research uniquely combines ergonomics, diversity, and real-time fatigue estimation using video-based monitoring, advancing both theoretical frameworks and practical tools. With over 300 total citations, Battini’s work is pivotal for creating sustainable, inclusive manufacturing environments where humans and robots collaborate safely and efficiently.
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- 8INVESTMENTS IN WORKPLACE ERGONOMICS FROM THE SUPPLY CHAIN APPROACH3 citations · 2018
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