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Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems

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Resumo:The design of work organisation systems with automated equipment is facing new challenges and the emergence of new concepts. The social aspects that are related with new concepts on the complex work environments (CWE) are becoming more relevant for that design. The work with autonomous systems implies options in the design of workplaces. Especially that happens in such complex environments. The concepts of “agents”, “co-working” or “human-centred technical systems” reveal new dimensions related to human-computer interaction (HCI). With an increase in the number and complexity of those human-technology interfaces, the capacities of human intervention can become limited, originating further problems. The case of robotics is used to exemplify the issues related with automation in working environments and the emergence of new HCI approaches that would include social implications. We conclude that studies on technology assessment of industrial robotics and autonomous agents on manufacturing environment should also focus on the human involvement strategies in organisations. A needed participatory strategy implies a new approach to workplaces design. This means that the research focus must be on the relation between technology and social dimensions not as separate entities, but integrated in the design of an interaction system.
Autores principais:Moniz, António
Assunto:Robotics Autonomous systems Technology innovation Manufacturing Human-computer interaction Complex work environments Work organisation
Ano:2013
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:relatório
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório Institucional da UNL
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Human-computer interaction
Complex work environments
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spellingShingle Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
Moniz, António
Robotics
Autonomous systems
Technology innovation
Manufacturing
Human-computer interaction
Complex work environments
Work organisation
Moniz, António
Robotics
Autonomous systems
Technology innovation
Manufacturing
Human-computer interaction
Complex work environments
Work organisation
status NEW
subject.fl_str_mv Robotics
Autonomous systems
Technology innovation
Manufacturing
Human-computer interaction
Complex work environments
Work organisation
title Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
title_full Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
title_fullStr Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
title_full_unstemmed Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
title_short Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
title_sort Robots and humans as co-workers? The human-centred perspective of work with autonomous systems
topic Robotics
Autonomous systems
Technology innovation
Manufacturing
Human-computer interaction
Complex work environments
Work organisation
topic_facet Robotics
Autonomous systems
Technology innovation
Manufacturing
Human-computer interaction
Complex work environments
Work organisation
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