Modelling and simulation of human-centred assembly systems - A real case study

LASSILA, A. M., SAAD, S. M., PERERA, T., KOCH, T. and CHROBOT, J. (2005). Modelling and simulation of human-centred assembly systems - A real case study. In: 6th IFIP International Conference on Information Technology for Balanced Automation Systems in Manufacturing and Services, Vienna, AUSTRIA, SEP 27-29, 2004. 405-412. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Abstract
This paper reports the experiences gained through the use of computer simulation in the modelling of a human-centred assembly line in an automotive manufacturing company. The main themes of the paper include the problem of achieving sufficient accuracy in the description of human operations, the difficulties encountered in data collection, and the modelling of human-centred operations, The importance of an accurate representation of human behaviour for the validity of the developed simulation model in a human-centred system is discussed Finally, the simulation results and some recommendations for system improvement are presented.
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