Summary
Human robot collaboration (HRC) has evolved to address the need for flexible production, presenting however drawbacks such as: Inability to cover all applications, Low performance/quality of collaboration and Complexity..
SHERLOCK aims to introduce the latest safe robotic technologies in production environments, enhancing them with smart mechatronics and AI based cognition, creating efficient HRC stations that are designed to be safe and guarantee the acceptance/wellbeing of operators.
SHERLOCK's objectives are driven by production requirements involving a portfolio of 19 s/w and h/w modules:
- Soft Robotics Collaborative Production Station:
- High payload collaborative manipulator (HPCM)
- Low payload collaborative manipulator (LPCM)
- Enhanced exoskeleton device (EED) with adjustable level of assistance
- Mobile dual arm manipulator (MDAM)
- Production orchestration module (POM)
- Knowledge repository (KR)
- Human - centred interaction, collaboration and awareness by developing
- Physical human robot interaction module (HPCM)
- Operator support module (OSM)
- Robot to human communication module (RHCM)
- Operator Psychological Safety Module (OPSM), involving design principles/standards to maintain operator psychological safety/wellbeing in HRC
- Design principles/standards to maintain operator psychological safety/wellbeing in HR
- AI enabled cognition for autonomous HRC applications: enabling robots to understand their environment, reason over it and adapt by:
- Process perception module (PPM)
- Workplace monitoring module (WMM)
- Tasks and actions planning software (TAPS)
- Shopfloor digital representation (SDR)
- Learning and programming module (LPM)
- Modules for design and certification of Safe HRC applications:
- Automated Risk Assessment Module (ARAM) within design/simulation packages
- HRC validation module (HVM), involving VR/AR tools for validating collaborative operations - reducing certification time
- Online safety assessment module (OSAM)
- HRC training module (HTM), involvingAR/VR training methods specialized for HRC
SHERLOCK demonstrated its result in 4 sectors: renewable energy, industrial modules, aeronautics structures and machine tools production.
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Web resources: |
http://www.sherlock-project.eu
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/820689 |
Start date: | 01-10-2018 |
End date: | 30-09-2022 |
Total budget - Public funding: | 7 939 022,00 Euro - 7 939 022,00 Euro |
Twitter: | @SherlockH2020 |
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Human robot collaboration (HRC) has evolved to address the need for flexible production, presenting however drawbacks such as: Inability to cover all applications, Low performance/quality of collaboration and Complexity. SHERLOCK aims to introduce the latest safe robotic technologies in production environments, enhancing them with smart mechatronics and AI based cognition, creating efficient HRC stations that are designed to be safe and guarantee the acceptance/wellbeing of operators. SHERLOCK’s objectives are driven by production requirements involving:1. Soft Robotics Collaborative Production Station: Starting from a human safety basis:
- AURA a high payload collaborative manipulator
- Smart exoskeletons with adjustable operation
- Safe mobile dual arm manipulators
2. Human - centred interaction, collaboration and awareness by developing
- Interfaces inspiring trust/familiarity, allowing seamless HR interaction
- Methods for assessing user impact of HRC systems
- Design principles/standards to maintain operator psychological safety/wellbeing in HRC
- Production setups for people with special restrictions exploiting the robot’s cognition
3. AI enabled cognition for autonomous HRC applications: enabling robots to understand their environment, reason over it and adapt by:
-Multi-level perception for process and environment assessment
- Safe workspace monitoring systems
- Autonomous planning and coordination of human robot tasks
- Interactive learning, adapting to operator and simplifying teaching of new tasks
4. Modules for design and certification of Safe HRC applications:
- Automated Risk Assessment tools within design/simulation packages
- VR/AR tools for validating collaborative operations - reducing certification time
- Software tools for Formal on-line safety assessment
- AR/VR training methods specialized for HRC
SHERLOCK will demonstrate its result in 4 sectors: elevators, industrial modules, aeronautics structures and machine tools production.
Status
CLOSEDCall topic
DT-FOF-02-2018Update Date
27-10-2022
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