The Technical Reasoning hypothesis in cognitive neuroscience posits that humans engage in tool use by reasoning about mechanical interactions among objects. We spontaneously manipulate objects as tools, sometimes for tasks beyond their assigned function, thereby re-purposing them, such as when a knife is used as a screwdriver. This study can potentially impact companies looking to improve safety, productivity and efficiency. This study has the potential to make a significant contribution to the field of collaborative assembly systems by providing valuable insights and helping to bridge the gap between researchers and practitioners. Trust was not found to moderate the relationship between cognitive workload and perceived stress. Additionally, we found that user acceptance predicted perceived stress across the trials but did not significantly impact the cognitive workload. Our results showed that participants experienced a reduction in cognitive workload in each of the three trials, indicating an improvement in cognitive performance.

We combined subjective and objective data to evaluate the cognitive workload during an assembly task in three different scenarios in which we manipulated various features of the workstation and interaction modalities. This study assessed the relationship between cognitive workload, workstation design, user acceptance and trust in collaborative robots. When designing shared workspaces between robots and humans, human factors and ergonomics are often overlooked. Doubleclick to change status.Įnjoy and share you opinions or ideas about Sticky Notes.Collaborative robots are revolutionising the manufacturing industry and the way workers perform their tasks. or - Hold Ctrl and scroll using mouse wheel to change font size (or use Ctrl + ). Hold Ctrl, so that you can open links or emails from your note with one click (link must be formatted like e.g.

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