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Researchers look to human behaviour to enhance comfort and safety for human-machine collaborative working
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Researchers look to human behaviour to enhance comfort and safety for human-machine collaborative working
How close does an autonomous mobile robot need to be during the exchange of a package for a human worker to feel comfortable and safe? This is an image of the experimental set with a human wearing motion trackers when delivering a package to the AMR. Credit: Tamura, H., et al, 2025.Researchers from Toyohashi University's Department of Computer Science and Engineering's Visual Perception and Cognition Laboratory and Cognitive Neurology Unit inves…
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