Human-machine cooperation safety evaluation system and method for wearable exoskeleton robot
An exoskeleton robot, safety evaluation technology, applied in the direction of instruments, data processing applications, resources, etc., can solve the problems of lack of evaluation model, lack of targeted evaluation index system, lack of safety, etc.
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[0068] This embodiment provides a wearable exoskeleton robot human-computer cooperation safety evaluation system, such as figure 1 As shown, it includes the building block of the evaluation index system and the building block of the evaluation model.
[0069] The evaluation index system building block is used to preliminarily formulate the human-machine collaboration safety evaluation index system for wearable exoskeleton robots according to the three perspectives of human, machine, and human-computer interaction;
[0070] The construction of the evaluation index system includes literature review, brainstorming, and expert interviews.
[0071] Literature review: According to the theory and research related to the safety of wearable exoskeleton robots and human-machine systems, a certain theoretical foundation is laid for the preliminary analysis of factors affecting the safety of human-machine collaboration.
[0072] Brainstorming method: The indicators obtained through brain...
Embodiment 2
[0146] This embodiment provides a human-machine collaboration safety evaluation model application for a wearable exoskeleton robot. The difference of Embodiment 1 is:
[0147] This embodiment is described by taking the top drilling construction as an example.
[0148] Top drilling construction widely exists in the fields of building facilities installation, rail transit construction, auto parts assembly and so on. Through on-the-spot research, it was found that the drilling task has problems such as low work efficiency, heavy human body load, and high safety hazards. This paper takes the drilling construction project as the starting point of the case, and uses the method of fuzzy comprehensive evaluation to evaluate and compare the safety of human-computer cooperation of three wearable exoskeleton robots.
[0149] 1. Research preparation
[0150] (1) Safety Evaluation Scale for Human-Machine Collaboration. This time, 8 experimental researchers were surveyed, all of them hav...
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