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About
Jan C. Aurich is a leading researcher in advanced manufacturing, with a focus on human-cyber-physical production systems (HCPS) and human-robot collaboration (HRC). His work bridges the gap between automation and human-centered design, ensuring that manufacturing systems remain safe, scalable, and efficient even under constraints like reduced workforce or high mobility. A key contribution is his evaluation of a 5G-capable framework for highly mobile, scalable human-machine interfaces in cyber-physical production systems, which has garnered 30 citations and highlights the integration of anthropogenic behavior into socio-technical systems. Aurich also developed an intelligent robotic arm path planning (IRAP2) framework using deep deterministic policy gradient (DDPG) algorithms to improve work safety in HRC workspaces, addressing critical collision-avoidance challenges. His research extends to availability-oriented business models in the capital goods industry, validated through design thinking methods at Lenze, and human-centered design for part manufacturing under reduced workforce restrictions. With a growing citation impact, Aurich's work is pivotal for advancing Industry 5.0, where human well-being and technological innovation converge. His achievements underscore a commitment to creating resilient, human-aware production environments.
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