At collaborative workspaces, humans and robots share the shop floor and work closely together. Operator 4.0 is a wide research topic and its solutions aim at the creation of Human-centered Cyber-Physical Systems that improve operators’ capabilities. Such applications require a bi directional flow of information and need data, models and simulations of machines as well as humans. To realize a common interface for information, the concept of Digital Twin is promising. This paper therefore discusses the adaption of conventional Digital Twin architectures and presents a derived Human-centered Digital Twin (H-DT) architecture designed for operators in production and intralogistics.
%0 Journal Article
%1 locklin2021architecture
%A Löcklin, Andreas
%A Jung, Tobias
%A Jazdi, Nasser
%A Ruppert, Tamás
%A Weyrich, Michael
%D 2021
%J Procedia CIRP, Vol. 104, pp. 458-463, September 2021
%K 2021ias ias rtls
%R 10.1016/j.procir.2021.11.077
%T Architecture of a Human-Digital Twin as Common Interface for Operator 4.0 Applications
%U https://www.ias.uni-stuttgart.de/dokumente/publikationen/2021_Architecture_of_a_Human-Digital_Twin_as_Common_Interface_for_Operator_4_0_Applications.pdf
%X At collaborative workspaces, humans and robots share the shop floor and work closely together. Operator 4.0 is a wide research topic and its solutions aim at the creation of Human-centered Cyber-Physical Systems that improve operators’ capabilities. Such applications require a bi directional flow of information and need data, models and simulations of machines as well as humans. To realize a common interface for information, the concept of Digital Twin is promising. This paper therefore discusses the adaption of conventional Digital Twin architectures and presents a derived Human-centered Digital Twin (H-DT) architecture designed for operators in production and intralogistics.
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abstract = {At collaborative workspaces, humans and robots share the shop floor and work closely together. Operator 4.0 is a wide research topic and its solutions aim at the creation of Human-centered Cyber-Physical Systems that improve operators’ capabilities. Such applications require a bi directional flow of information and need data, models and simulations of machines as well as humans. To realize a common interface for information, the concept of Digital Twin is promising. This paper therefore discusses the adaption of conventional Digital Twin architectures and presents a derived Human-centered Digital Twin (H-DT) architecture designed for operators in production and intralogistics.},
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author = {Löcklin, Andreas and Jung, Tobias and Jazdi, Nasser and Ruppert, Tamás and Weyrich, Michael},
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journal = {Procedia CIRP, Vol. 104, pp. 458-463, September 2021},
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title = {Architecture of a Human-Digital Twin as Common Interface for Operator 4.0 Applications},
url = {https://www.ias.uni-stuttgart.de/dokumente/publikationen/2021_Architecture_of_a_Human-Digital_Twin_as_Common_Interface_for_Operator_4_0_Applications.pdf},
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