POSTED: 13 Feb, 2023
Our Quality Assurance and Compliance research program has a new PhD Researcher, Munia Ahamed.
Munia is supervised by Lee Clemon and is based at UTS Tech Lab.
Her PhD project is entitled: “Human Factors in Cobot era to Support Quality Assurance and Reliability: An exploratory Multiple Case Study in Australian Manufacturing Industry.”
This Project will capture the inspection points, reliability, and interpreted information needed for monitoring collaborative robotic activity. This activity is captured both through the collaborative robots in the interaction, automation processes up and downstream as well as through additional sensors.
This Project will focus on the integration and documentation of this data for regulatory and quality assurance activities.
Find out more about Munia here: Munia Ahamed » Australian Cobotics Centre | ARC funded ITTC for Collaborative Robotics in Advanced Manufacturing
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