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Contents
Introduction
Collaborative technology is the frontier innovation for taking advanced autonomous systems that already work intelligently, such as assisting in search and rescue, bushfire fighting and military missions, and making them even more effective by working collaboratively. Human-machine collaborations are a more effective use of autonomous and robotic systems because it combines the characteristics of both human’s creativity and cognition and machine’s accuracy and efficiency. Particularly in the manufacturing sector, humans and machines working interactively side-by-side are more productive than using any of themselves.
Project team
Project students
- Liangchen Shu
- Yuzuo Zhu
- Guangzu Shi
Supervisors
- Prof. Peng Shi
- A/Prof. Rini Akmeliawati
Advisors
- Xin Yuan
- Yang Fei
Objectives
Design a human-machine collaboration approach to improve Australian manufacturing.
Background
Topic 1
Method
Results
Conclusion
References
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