Adaptive Human-Machine Interfaces in Cognitive Production Environments

Wallhoff, Frank; Ablaßmeier, M.; Bannat, Alexander; Buchta, S.; Rauschert, A.; Rigoll, Gerhard; Wiesbeck, Mathey

doi:10.1109/icme.2007.4285133

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“…Future accounts will integrate several remote sensors following a data fusion concept in order to monitor the ongoing working process [10]. A further step in this direction will be the implementation of an eye tracker which can deliver useful information about the focus of attention and the ability to switch between different relevant areas.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

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Optimizing human-machine interaction in manual assembly

Stork¹,

Stößel²,

Schubö³

2008

RO-MAN 2008 - The 17th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication

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This contribution introduces a concept for humanmachine interaction in a working environment. A foot pedal based interface was applied for the investigation of capabilities and bottlenecks in human information processing as well as for the user-controlled timing of relevant information presentation. The use of the interaction concept was tested within an experimental study, where complexity of a manual assembly task was varied in order to manipulate respective processing resources. Results were interpreted regarding the development of an assistive system in production environments and regarding the optimization of human-machine interaction in general.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Optimizing human-machine interaction in manual assembly

Stork¹,

Stößel²,

Schubö³

2008

RO-MAN 2008 - The 17th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication

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“…Severization of requirements to human-operator efficiency resulted in new forms and technologies of personnel training [1,2], in particular, the technology of the virtual and introduced realities [3], the technology of biomechanical and cognitive support for the operator [4,5].…”

Section: Issues Of Man: Machine Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decision-Making Problems in Sociotechnical Systems

Петухов¹,

Steshina²

2018

Management of Information Systems

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The object of research is a human in complex sociotechnical systems (STS). A particular case of the sociotechnical system is the human-machine system (HMS). The subject of research is the professional activity of a person in the sociotechnical system, the structure of his professionally important qualities, the methods of assessing the professional suitability of a person, and the methods of training and training of operational personnel. The model of vocational aptitude and the process of decision-making in the class of hierarchical systems were developed based on the hierarchy analysis method. Intelligent processing of data was requested to be carried out by the use of decision support systems, which provides support to multicriteria decision in a complex system. The experimental research of vocational aptitude assessment for operators of transport-technological machines was carried out. The outputs of the decision support systems were obtained individual operator's portraits (IOP) and integrated estimation capabilities. As a result, it became possible to reduce the preparation cost of professionals and to raise the level of the operator's professional skills. In addition, based on the IOP, we can customize the HMC interface.

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“…This research considers an adaptive system as "a system able to change its own characteristics automatically according to the user's needs" [14]. During the last years many developments on adaptive interfaces have been done in different domains and for different purposes [15][16][17][18][19]. These systems have been created for generating adaptive interfaces for two different purposes: the first one is for helping HMI designers to generate new interfaces (adaptive at design time) and the second one to help final users to perform their tasks by providing relevant information at run-time [5].…”

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Visualization of Information in a Service-Oriented Production Control System

Lee¹,

Moctezuma²,

Lastra³

2013

IECON 2013 - 39th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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High competition generated by global markets requires from the manufacturing industry better quality, wider customization of products and fast delivery and response to production changes. In order to fulfill these need, Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA) have been deployed during the past few years as it facilitates the integration and scalability of manufacturing systems. Also a better support for factory personnel for control and monitoring of systems could provide the possibility to fulfill global market needs. This paper presents an approach to generate personalized information visualization for control and monitoring of a Service-Oriented Production Control System through adaptive multi-modal Human Machine Interfaces (HMI). The proposed system takes advantage of the available information received though Web Services (WS) from the production system and considers the monitored system, the environment and the users to generate the interfaces for visualizing the information in the best way for factory personnel. The proposed approach was implemented in a real testbed that is described in this paper. In the scenario, the personalized adaptive interfaces are generated for different users taking into account the context and the user as part of the system. Finally future work and implementation are discussed.

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Adaptive Human-Machine Interfaces in Cognitive Production Environments

Cited by 24 publications

References 4 publications

Optimizing human-machine interaction in manual assembly

Optimizing human-machine interaction in manual assembly

Decision-Making Problems in Sociotechnical Systems

Visualization of Information in a Service-Oriented Production Control System

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