Marko Djapan
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79
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About
Marko Djapan is a leading researcher at the intersection of neuroergonomics, human–robot interaction (HRI), and lean manufacturing, with a focus on shaping the future of Industry 5.0. His work centers on objectively measuring operators’ mental workload and wellbeing in collaborative industrial settings, particularly during human–robot collaboration (HRC) assembly tasks. Djapan’s major contributions include developing modular, adaptive laboratory setups for neuroergonomic research and pioneering comparative case studies that use objective physiological measures to evaluate mental workload in real-world HRI scenarios. His most cited paper (30 citations) introduces a versatile testbed for neuroergonomic and HRI studies, while his 2023 work (26 citations) provides a foundational neuroergonomic assessment framework for cobot-assisted tasks. More recently, Djapan has advanced deep learning techniques for flexible waste sorting in small-batch manufacturing and explored the productivity–wellbeing balance in HRC environments. His research directly addresses industry demands for safer, more satisfying workplaces that boost both performance and job satisfaction, making him a key voice in the transition toward human-centric, sustainable manufacturing.
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- 5IMPLEMENTATION OF ROBOTICS FOR LEAN MANUFACTURING IMPROVEMENT3 citations · 2022