Center for Digital Neurotechnologies Saar
thematic
The topic Digital Neurotechnologies revolves around the development of systems for the realization of a neuroergonomic, i.e. ‘brain-friendly’ interaction between man and machine in the Industry 4.0 environment.
project
The project Center for Digital Neurotechnologies Saar (CDNS) bundles research in areas such as neuro-X, digitalization and clinical medicine and expands it internationally competitively. One focus is on neuroergonomics and human-machine interaction in the context of Industry 4.0.
idea
Current research results in the field of neuroergonomic interaction between humans and robots in the context of Industry 4.0 show that the coupling between neuro- and physio-ergonomics occupies a high position, especially in highly digitized production. In order to strengthen this coupling, approaches for optimizing human-machine interaction are to be integrated into production processes. This is aimed in particular at the development of hybrid approaches that jointly integrate neuro- and physio-ergonomic methods. The project pursues a generalized approach in the form of a neuro-to-X platform, which adequately records data using neurotechnological measurement systems as well as data from production, fuses them and provides them for methods for evaluating and optimizing neuroergonomics.
challenges
The performance of modern methods of AI in neuroergonomics is largely determined by the quality of the collected measurement data. Even the smallest faults can affect the sensitive measuring devices and make the data unusable. The collection of qualitatively sufficient data during the simultaneous operation of industrial robot systems and other systems is a particular challenge here.
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Category: Biomechatronic systems




