We are pleased to share that our a novel concept of a neuroergonomic workcell aimed at enhancing worker well-being and productivity as a pivotal point for new Industry5.0 has been published in the prestigious IEEE RAM journal.
The study outlines the essential components of such workcells, including psychological and physical assessment, as well as non-physical, physical, and strategic support mechanisms. To validate this concept, a proof-of-concept neuroergonomic human-centered workstation was demonstrated in a real factory setting, focusing on the task of industrial assembly.
You can explore the full study here
And supplementary video material that demonstrate the concept here
This research received funding from the European Unionโs Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under Grant 873087 SHOP4CF (Smart Human Oriented Platform for Connected Factories), within the BrainWatch experiment. The presented concept provides valuable insights into improving workplace ergonomics and efficiency, marking a step forward in applying neuroergonomics in industrial environments across Danube region within our ongoing actions in BrAIn | Interreg Danube Region Programme project.
We are looking forward to seeing the next steps and further advancement on human-centric industry by the paper authors: Nikola Kneลพeviฤ, Andrej Savic, Zavisa Gordic, Arash Ajoudani, and Kosta Jovanovic!
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