Integrating human factors early in the design process using digital human modelling and surrogate modelling

Ahmed, Salman; Irshad, Lukman; Gawand, Mihir Sunil; Demirel, Hasan

doi:10.1080/09544828.2020.1869704

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“…Human participation in the system spans various roles, from a passive spectator forced into the system to an active member providing information, an intelligent agent with complex responsibilities, and a program coordinator leading the system. The evolution of human digital depiction illustrates the interaction between physical and cyber systems, progressing from initial phases characterized by basic digital representations to more sophisticated 2D and 3D visualizations [104,105].…”

Section: Human Digital Twin (Hdt) In the Context Of Industry 50mentioning

confidence: 99%

Synopsis of Industry 5.0 Paradigm for Human-Robot Collaboration

Yitmen,

Almusaed

2024

Artificial Intelligence

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This chapter explores the synopsis of the Industry 5.0 paradigm, focusing on Human-robot collaboration, encompassing critical elements from following the progression of evolution from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0 to the implementation of cutting-edge technologies and human-centric approaches within this framework. Industry 5.0 paradigm shift builds upon the foundation laid by Industry 4.0, with a renewed focus on integrating human intelligence and creativity with the capabilities of robots. The Operator of Industry 5.0 embodies the idea of skilled human operators working alongside automated systems to optimize performance and efficiency. Industry 5.0 technologies encompass collaborative robots (cobots) and advancements in robot learning, enabling safe and efficient collaboration between humans and machines and facilitating dynamic partnerships in shared workspaces. Human-centric approaches within Industry 5.0 technologies ensure that technological advancements align with human needs and preferences, fostering a work environment where humans and robots collaborate harmoniously. The concept of the Human Digital Twin offers a compelling instrument for identifying and optimizing human behavior within the context of Industry 5.0, enabling organizations to tailor processes and workflows to individual capabilities and preferences.

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Section: Human Digital Twin (Hdt) In the Context Of Industry 50mentioning

confidence: 99%

Synopsis of Industry 5.0 Paradigm for Human-Robot Collaboration

Yitmen,

Almusaed

2024

Artificial Intelligence

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“…Digital Human Models (DHMs) are 3D references of the shape and dimensions of the human body used during the design and assessment of new products and environments by means of virtual tools. The idea is to apply ergonomic principles in order to optimize interaction with the human body in terms of performance, safety, and comfort, at an early stage of the design (Ahmed et al, 2021). At present, DHMs are a key element of the product engineering process (Demirel et al, 2021).…”

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Advanced Processing of 4D Body Scanning Technology for the Ergonomic Design of Products and Environments

Alemany

Valero

Ballester

2023

Ergonomics in Design: The Quarterly of Human Factors Applicatio

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Anthropometrics have been crucial in the development of ergonomics. Traditionally, anthropometric data were summarized in statistical tables (means, percentiles, etc.,) that were then applied in the design process of products and environments. The emergence of 3D body scanners ushered in a new age for anthropometric research by providing, in addition to digital body measurements, a 3D representation of the body. Nowadays, the latest 4D scanning technology is able to capture the 3D body in motion. The complexity of these captures entails new challenges related to the processing, analysis, and synthesis of body data used to support ergonomics in design.

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“…Ahmed et al established a human skeletal physical motion model in digital visual space. They used digital human modeling (DHM) research and alternative modeling techniques, the integration of ergonomics in the early design, making the animated film more realistic and the color rendering effect is also more delicate and, rich and vivid [7]. Rahmani, I et al created a vdf based on the frequency-transformed state space model.…”

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Analysis of the Teaching Path of Animation Film Majors Integrating Digital Visual Space in the Context of Digital Media Art

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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In this study, we first adopt the dynamic stereo vision spatial coordinate measurement method of non-zoom cameras, establish a coordinate measurement model based on differential GPS, and study the application of the spatial coordinates of dynamic stereo digital vision systems in animation design. Secondly, the internal and external parameters of the camera are defined as the static error of the dynamic stereo vision system so as to provide an easy and quick-to-use design tool for the teaching of animation film majors. Finally, a test sequence animation sample set is used to verify the teaching effect of digital visual space based on animation design. The results show that in the multi-comparison test of animation quality against pixel bit rate, the animation design samples were found to have frame rates in the range of 5-30 Fps. And under the condition of having extra bandwidth, the animation feature learning evaluation dimension is 2589, and increasing the animation visual frame rate can improve the output picture quality of animation more effectively. It shows that the integration of digital visual space in the context of digital media art can allow students to have enough project sources for learning and practicing so as to improve their professional ability.

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Integrating human factors early in the design process using digital human modelling and surrogate modelling

Cited by 14 publications

References 34 publications

Synopsis of Industry 5.0 Paradigm for Human-Robot Collaboration

Synopsis of Industry 5.0 Paradigm for Human-Robot Collaboration

Advanced Processing of 4D Body Scanning Technology for the Ergonomic Design of Products and Environments

Analysis of the Teaching Path of Animation Film Majors Integrating Digital Visual Space in the Context of Digital Media Art

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