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Auflistung nach Schlagwort "Human Machine Interaction"

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  • Konferenzbeitrag
    A Configurable Footswitch Unit for the Open Networked Neurosurgical OR – Development, Evaluation and Future Perspectives
    (i-com: Vol. 15, No. 3, 2016) Dell’Anna, Jasmin; Janß, Armin; Clusmann, Hans; Radermacher, Klaus
    Footswitches are used in the neurosurgical operating room for human-device-communication every day. However, problems, such as shifting or confusion of footswitches, often occur due to the parallel usage of up to 5 device-specific footswitches, resulting in a significant burden for the surgeon. There are no footswitches available which offer an optional central activation of different devices from various manufacturers and a reconfiguration during usage. Therefore, a new concept of a configurable central footswitch unit has been developed for optional activation of different devices in an open networked neurosurgical OR setting. In a user-centered evaluation 9 surgeons used both, the configurable central footswitch unit and 4 device-specific footswitches, for a cross-over experiment in an experimental OR setting. It shows that all surgeons were able to handle the configurable footswitch autonomously and that efficiency in surgeon-device-communication can be increased.
  • Textdokument
    Human-Machine Integration as Support Relation
    (INFORMATIK 2017, 2017) Weidner, Robert; Argubi-Wollesen, Andreas; Karafillidis, Athanasios; Otten, Bernward
  • Textdokument
    Human-Machine Integration as Support Relation: Individual and Task-Related Hybrid Systems in Industrial Production
    (i-com: Vol. 16, No. 2, 2017) Weidner, Robert; Argubi-Wollesen, Andreas; Karafillidis, Athanasios; Otten, Bernward
    One of the greatest societal challenges right now can be seen in the design of the interaction between human and technology. Especially in recent years this has become more intense. In almost all life situations, we are already supported or assisted by technology. Such systems come in various forms and characteristics. This paper will report on an ongoing research project named smartASSIST which aims to establish methods for the development of wearable systems for physical support as well as exemplary supporting technologies. The research is based upon a theoretical foundation of human-machine support relations which leads to the conceptual approach of constructing Human-Hybrid-Robot (HHR) systems.