Empowering Manual Assembly: Dialog System for Enhanced Customization and Efficiency of Cognitive Assistance Systems

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Authors: Klaus Fink, Miloš Šolaja, Daub Rüdiger
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Abstract

Cognitive assistance systems (CAS) used in manual assembly aim to improve worker’s productivity and accuracy by providing guidance and process control. Various CAS in manual assembly can be used simultaneously through integration into the existing IT-infrastructure. The integration of CAS is often enabled by custom software solutions that enable seamless synchronization between CAS. To increase productivity and accuracy, continuous reconfiguration of CAS is required to align it with specific tasks and individual preferences. This can be achieved by directly obtaining workers’ opinions and thus allowing workers to decide what CAS are necessary to optimize individual performance and efficiency. This paper presents a dialog system based on Natural Language Processing (NLP) that leverages voice and text inputs to improve the reconfiguration of CAS.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Speech and dialogue systems Robot Manipulation and Learning Manufacturing Process and Optimization

Publication details

Journal / source
Procedia CIRP
Volume
138
Pages
809–814
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN