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Assessment of AI-enabled industrial workplaces

  • Fraunhofer IPA and on site at the customer
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Description of the service

Assess your industrial workplace regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence!

Current trends and challenges in manufacturing such as a shortage of skilled workers, an aging workforce, “new work” and stagnating labor productivity, require that industrial workplaces must be designed for the future. In particular, the use of artificial intelligence offers enormous opportunities. To improve industrial workplaces accordingly, they must first be assessed and analyzed holistically.

We provide a standardized method for the holistic analysis and evaluation of industrial workplaces. Our approach examines processes, human factors, and technology, with a detailed assessment of AI utilization. You will receive a report of the evaluation and recommendations for action to help you identify and design the ideally supported industrial workplace for your area of application.
Expected results: Report with test results and recommendations
The methodology: The assessment is based on the Fraunhofer IPA method for the holistic evaluation of industrial workplaces. The systematic, hierarchical evaluation approach can be expanded depending on the objective.
Target: Providers or integrators of industrial workplaces
  • Organization: IPA
  • Type: Test
  • SUT/E: AI-enabled industrial workplaces
  • Average duration: 2 -- 20 days
  • Contact: roland.hall@ipa.fraunhofer.de

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