Search Results - Automation
Higher efficiency in operations can be achieved with more focus on the operator.
by Lundmark, Per;
Call no: 620.82 CALe
Find this in Ergonomics sourcebook: 2015, chapter 9
Collision and injury criteria when working with collaborative robots [online]
by Health and Safety Laboratory (Great Britain);
Published by : HSE, Great Britain , 2012
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A review of the future of work [online] : robotics
Published by : European Agency for Safety and Health at Work, Luxembourg, 2015Call no: Internet only - free access
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Autonomous automobiles : emerging ergonomic issues.
Call no: 620.82 KROf 7th ed.
Find this in Fitting the human : introduction to ergonomics / human factors engineering: 2017, chapter 23
A future that works [online] : automation, employment, and productivity
by McKinsey and Company; Manyika, James;
Published by : McKinsey Global Institute, 2017
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Will robots really steal our jobs? [online] : an international analysis of the potential long term impact of automation
by PricewaterhouseCoopers; Hawksworth, John; Berriman, Richard; Goel, Saloni;
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Underground communications system : improves mine safety.
Call no: JNL AUS
Find this in Australasian mine safety journal
: 2010, 3, n. 1 - Autumn
Mining a mirage? [online] : reassessing the shared value paradigm in light of the technological advances in the mining sector
by Coseby, Aaron; Mann, Howard; Maennling, Nicolas; International Institute for Sustainable Development; Columbia Center on Sustainable Development;
Published by : International Institute for Sustainable Development, Winnipeg, Man., 2016
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Automatic safety : large scale automation in mining operations.
Call no: JNL AUS
Find this in Australasian mine safety journal: 2014, n. 20 - Autumn
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