Despite advances in manufacturing process automation, human operators still continue to play a central role in the definition and performance of most of production systems operations. Digital Human Modelling & Simulation (DHMS) can be used to build models for production systems where abilities of the operators are related to the task requirements. This article provides a general framework for DHMS and includes a review of successful cases studies where the purpose is to design industrial workstations combining ergonomics and an engineering approach. The objective is to provide both a starting point for more research and also a classification scheme for DHMS based studies. As a result, this article will help the reader to understand how a DHMS study can be usefully developed in different sectors and by means of different methods and tools.
INDUSTRIAL WORKSTATION DESIGN BASED ON DIGITAL HUMAN MODELLING AND SIMULATION: A REVIEW / Longo, Francesco; Monteil, N.. - In: M&S MAGAZINE. - 2:3(2011), pp. 133-141.
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Titolo: | INDUSTRIAL WORKSTATION DESIGN BASED ON DIGITAL HUMAN MODELLING AND SIMULATION: A REVIEW |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2011 |
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Citazione: | INDUSTRIAL WORKSTATION DESIGN BASED ON DIGITAL HUMAN MODELLING AND SIMULATION: A REVIEW / Longo, Francesco; Monteil, N.. - In: M&S MAGAZINE. - 2:3(2011), pp. 133-141. |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11770/138671 |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |