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Published on: October 25, 2016
Digital twin-driven, human-centric ergonomic risk forecasting in automotive and industrial assembly: a collective
Touria Benazzouz1, Aissa Ouhadou Iman1, Mihoubi Saloua1
1Laboratory of Research in Intelligent and Sustainable Technologies (LaRTID), National School of Applied Science, Cadi Ayyad University (UCA), Marrakech, Morocco.
Practitioner Summary:
This study shows how DTs can enhance ergonomics in automotive assembly by moving from prevention to adaptive, personalised solutions. The four models identified help practitioners reduce musculoskeletal risks, support flexible task design, and advance human-robot collaboration towards safer, Industry 5.0-ready manufacturing.
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