Making Informed Decisions: Supporting Cobot Integration Considering Business and Worker Preferences
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| author | Sullivan, Dakota White, Nathan Thomas Schoen, Andrew Mutlu, Bilge |
| author_facet | Sullivan, Dakota White, Nathan Thomas Schoen, Andrew Mutlu, Bilge |
| contents | Robots are ubiquitous in small-to-large-scale manufacturers. While collaborative robots (cobots) have significant potential in these settings due to their flexibility and ease of use, proper integration is critical to realize their full potential. Specifically, cobots need to be integrated in ways that utilize their strengths, improve manufacturing performance, and facilitate use in concert with human workers. Effective integration requires careful consideration and the knowledge of roboticists, manufacturing engineers, and business administrators. We propose an approach involving the stages of planning, analysis, development, and presentation, to inform manufacturers about cobot integration within their facilities prior to the integration process. We contextualize our approach in a case study with an SME collaborator and discuss insights learned. |
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| spellingShingle | Making Informed Decisions: Supporting Cobot Integration Considering Business and Worker Preferences Sullivan, Dakota White, Nathan Thomas Schoen, Andrew Mutlu, Bilge Robotics Robots are ubiquitous in small-to-large-scale manufacturers. While collaborative robots (cobots) have significant potential in these settings due to their flexibility and ease of use, proper integration is critical to realize their full potential. Specifically, cobots need to be integrated in ways that utilize their strengths, improve manufacturing performance, and facilitate use in concert with human workers. Effective integration requires careful consideration and the knowledge of roboticists, manufacturing engineers, and business administrators. We propose an approach involving the stages of planning, analysis, development, and presentation, to inform manufacturers about cobot integration within their facilities prior to the integration process. We contextualize our approach in a case study with an SME collaborator and discuss insights learned. |
| title | Making Informed Decisions: Supporting Cobot Integration Considering Business and Worker Preferences |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.05587 |