Fredrik Ore
Papers
16
Total Citations
249
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About
Fredrik Ore is a prominent researcher specializing in human-industrial robot collaboration (HIRC), simulation methodologies, and smart manufacturing systems. His work sits at the critical intersection of robotics, ergonomics, and production engineering, addressing one of modern manufacturing's most pressing challenges: effectively integrating human workers and industrial robots in shared workspaces. Ore's most significant contributions include pioneering simulation software and design methods that enable engineers to evaluate and optimize HIRC workstations during early production development stages — an area previously underserved by commercial tools. His 2015 paper on HIRC simulation software development (29 citations) laid foundational groundwork, followed by increasingly refined design methodologies that balance performance, safety, and ergonomics. His 2019 work on intelligently moving manikins (30 citations) further demonstrates his commitment to advancing digital human modeling tools for industrial applications. With over 215 cumulative citations across his top works, Ore's research has garnered substantial recognition from the academic and industrial communities alike. His 2022 case study examining multi-actor perspectives on collaborative robot implementation in Swedish heavy automotive manufacturing reflects a maturing research agenda that now encompasses real-world adoption challenges. His body of work offers students and practitioners an invaluable roadmap for designing safer, more productive human-robot collaborative environments.
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Top Papers
- 1Industrial Path Solutions – Intelligently Moving Manikins30 citations · 2019
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- 3Method for Design of Human-industrial Robot Collaboration Workstations27 citations · 2017
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