Research Topic
Abstract
Increasingly sophisticated working conditions make it necessary to redefine the role of the human operator in production systems in the face of Industry 4.0. His remaining in an automated work system raises the need for a system analysis of the interrelationships, faultlessness, legitimacy of the division of functions and responsibilities. In turn, removing him from some of the tasks is difficult, financially unjustifiable and causes consequences of technical as well as social nature. Thus arises the need for careful analysis and modeling of behavior-events in modern production systems.
Keywords
ergonomics
human factors
Industry
ERC sector(s)
PE Physical Sciences and Engineering
Host Researcher Info
Name Surname
Marcin Butlewski
E-mail
marcin.butlewski@put.poznan.pl
Name of Department/Faculty/School
Poznan University of Technology - Faculty of Engineering Management
EUNICE University
Poznan University of Technology (PUT)
Country
Poland
EUNICE contact e-mail
anna.jaskolska@put.poznan.pl
Mobility additional info
Thesis mode
Remote
Start date
Length of the research internship
6 months
Financial support available (other than E+)
No mobility is required
Applicant (Student) info
Current position at home university
Master student
Minimal language knowledge requisite
English C1
Polish C2
German A2