Titlebook: Developing Support Technologies; Integrating Multiple Athanasios Karafillidis,Robert Weidner Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018

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Nikolas Emmanuel,Brendan Schwartzaccordingly, biomechanical and physiological demands of the workplace and the individual’s response to these demands have to be known. Hence, biomechanical aspects during application of the exoskeletal systems have to be evaluated. Biomechanical analysis delivers tools and methods to investigate res

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Jaap de Zwaan,Martijn Lak,Piet Willemsman core competences such as autonomy, agency, and responsibility might one day apply to artificial systems as well. I will give an overview on the philosophical discipline of robot ethics via the phenomenon of responsibility as a crucial human competence. In a first step I will ask for the traditio

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Jaap de Zwaan,Martijn Lak,Piet Willemsic human-machine interaction. The perception and processing of stimuli as well as the reactive motor planning and response of humans is essential for the exchange of information. Attention processes play an eminent role in both the processing of stimuli and the motor response. This chapter presents

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Abosede Ijabadeniyi,Heila Lotz-Sisitkaempirical real-time data, and feedback-loops. This brings up new requirements and challenges for HMI design and industrial labor. Social sciences can contribute to such engineering projects with their perspectives, concepts and knowledge. Hence, we claim that, in addition to following their own inte

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Jan Pries-Heje,Ann-Dorte Fladkj?r Nielsen and tasks require the development of different support systems. The choice of a system for a concrete application strongly depends on the context. In addition to (semi-) automated solutions, wearable systems for physical support have been developed in recent years. This chapter introduces needs, co