Paradigms and Safety Requirements for a New Generation of Workplace Equipment

Missala, T.

doi:10.1080/10803548.2014.11077041

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“… CRs have peculiarities that make them unique. However, regarding some issues, the experience of robotics used in the IPCS robotics can be partly taken into consideration [ 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 ]. CRs are complex mechatronic tools, but also HCI and devices integrated to eHealth [ 27 , 28 , 51 ].…”

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“…Presently [ 16 ], there are three categories of robots in the IPCS: (1) industrial robots; (2) professional and personal service robots, and (3) collaborative robots. Studies reporting recommendations are spreading for these types of robots [ 16 , 17 ]. Some studies are specifically dealing with physical security [ 18 ] also in relation to CS.…”

Section: The Position Of the Care Robots In The Studiesmentioning

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“…3 [ 30 , 31 ]. Much of the experience in robotics [ 16 , 17 , 18 , 19 , 20 ] on physiological harms/damages can be exported to CRs. Indeed, in [ 21 ] a process of unification has been carried out, which has general validity.…”

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The Cybersecurity and the Care Robots: A Viewpoint on the Open Problems and the Perspectives

Giansanti

Gulino

2021

Healthcare

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Care robots represent an opportunity for the health domain. The use of these robots has important implications. They can be used in surgery, rehabilitation, assistance, therapy, and other medical fields. Therefore, care robots (CR)s, have both important physical and psychological implications during their use. Furthermore, these devices, meet important data in clinical applications. These data must be protected. Therefore, cybersecurity (CS) has become a crucial characteristic that concerns all the involved actors. The study investigated the collocation of CRs in the context of CS studies in the health domain. Problems and peculiarities of these devices, with reference to the CS, were faced, investigating in different scientific databases. Highlights, ranging also from ethics implications up to the regulatory legal framework (ensuring safety and cybersecurity) have been reported. Models and cyber-attacks applicable on the CRs have been identified.

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The Cybersecurity and the Care Robots: A Viewpoint on the Open Problems and the Perspectives

Giansanti

Gulino

2021

Healthcare

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“…AR can further support peoples' health and mobility in the workplace via the visualisation of the indoor environment and real-time information exchange via IoT architecture. However, VR/AR system could negatively impact workers' performance due to loss of control over their tasks and difficulty to distinguish between the virtual and real world [78,79].…”

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An Overview of Tools and Challenges for Safety Evaluation and Exposure Assessment in Industry 4.0

Damilos,

Saliakas,

Karasavvas

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Airborne pollutants pose a significant threat in the occupational workplace resulting in adverse health effects. Within the Industry 4.0 environment, new systems and technologies have been investigated for risk management and as health and safety smart tools. The use of predictive algorithms via artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) tools, real-time data exchange via the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and digital twin (DT) simulation provide innovative solutions for accident prevention and risk mitigation. Additionally, the use of smart sensors, wearable devices and virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR) platforms can support the training of employees in safety practices and signal the alarming concentrations of airborne hazards, providing support in designing safety strategies and hazard control options. Current reviews outline the drawbacks and challenges of these technologies, including the elevated stress levels of employees, cyber-security, data handling, and privacy concerns, while highlighting limitations. Future research should focus on the ethics, policies, and regulatory aspects of these technologies. This perspective puts together the advances and challenges of Industry 4.0 innovations in terms of occupational safety and exposure assessment, aiding in understanding the full potential of these technologies and supporting their application in industrial manufacturing environments.

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Biological, Biomimetic and Sociological Aspects of Human-Robot Interaction in Work Environments

Weidemann

Compagna

Marquardt

et al. 2016

HCI in Business, Government, and Organizations: Information Systems

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Paradigms and Safety Requirements for a New Generation of Workplace Equipment

Abstract: safety requirements workplace industrial robots mobile robots

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

The Cybersecurity and the Care Robots: A Viewpoint on the Open Problems and the Perspectives

The Cybersecurity and the Care Robots: A Viewpoint on the Open Problems and the Perspectives

An Overview of Tools and Challenges for Safety Evaluation and Exposure Assessment in Industry 4.0

Biological, Biomimetic and Sociological Aspects of Human-Robot Interaction in Work Environments

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