Investigation on robotic cells design improvement in the welding process of body in white
Authors (first, second and last of 5)
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Focused Section on Applications of Intelligent Human-Robot Collaboration and Interaction
As robots move from laboratories and exhibitions into real-world social environments, robots are gradually becoming an integral part of daily human activities and expanding in previously unexplored applications. The synergy of human intelligence with robot hardware has been shown to improve the robot performance of nonroutine tasks and improve the quality of human lives. Potentials of human-robot collaboration and interaction are highlighted by innovative design, modeling, control, and computer science in applications such as human supervisory control of robots in the performance of collaborative tasks, remote control of telerobots for nonroutine tasks, and human–robot social interaction. To call for attention from academic and industrial researchers to develop innovative human-robot interaction systems, this focused section is dedicated to soliciting cutting-edge and novel results addressing human-robot collaboration and interaction in manufacturing, automation, construction, agriculture, human healthcare, medical operation, education, or vehicles in inaccessible environments. Papers containing novel theoretical and/or experimental results are highly encouraged.
Editors
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Chao-Chieh Lan
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan cclan@mail.ncku.edu.tw
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Mihoko Niitsuma
Chuo University, Japan niitsuma@mech.chuo-u.ac.jp
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Pei-Chun Lin
National Taiwan University, Taiwan peichunlin@ntu.edu.tw
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Gabor Sziebig
The Arctic University of Norway, Norway Gabor.Sziebig@sintef.no
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Gim Song Soh
Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore sohgimsong@sutd.edu.sg
