POSTED: 31 May, 2021
Congratulations to Chief Investigator Matthias Guertler and the team from UTS! They have been awarded a tender from The NSW Centre for Work Health and Safety (part of the NSW government).
The project will develop design principles and guidelines for work health and safety in a shared environment, where humans and autonomous collaborative robots work side by side.
The project will last 12 months and started mid June 2021. Contact Matthias if you would like to discuss further.
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