UNISA is working on Phase II of the FELICE prototype system, improving the speech command recognition subsystem deployed on board the adaptive workstation and the robot. The module developed by UNISA controls the height and inclination of the adaptive workstation using voice commands. Furthermore, the operator can ask the robot to take specific tools, namely…
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In a time of great change, automotive companies must adopt an approach focused on greater production flexibility to maintain profitability and product quality. Flexible manufacturing is able to respond to fluctuations and changes in demand that occur in increasingly shorter timescales than in the past. The FELICE project aims to support the increase of flexibility…
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Fraunhofer IML is currently working on the detection of the stress of human workers utilizing a Brain Computer Interface (BCI). Simple cognitive tests are conducted with several subjects. At the end, the subjects have to complete a questionnaire in addition. This helps the researchers to better understand cognitive load under certain circumstances and help robotic…
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Within the FELICE project, besides the main showcase at CRF in Melfi, a second alternative showcase is in use. This demonstrator is developed at the R&D department of the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. The goal of this second demonstrator is to prove the versatility and ease of use of the FELICE framework and…
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From 11.07.-15.07.2022 the FELICE consortium meets at the Stellantis plant in Melfi, Italy for the integration of the technologies into the phase I FELICE system prototype. After a long period of working together remotely, the team is excited to present the progress of the first 18 months and to combine their efforts into a single…
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FELICE Project coordinator Maria Pateraki presented the FELICE project at the aMAZEing Robot Challenge at the Technical University of Crete in Chania, Crete. The FELICE team wishes all contestants great success! A video of the presentation in greek may be found here: https://youtu.be/oehZeerYvBI?t=5234
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