CHL’s Dr Slawomir Tadeja will be taking part in the discussion panel “Data from satellites and drones as a source of information” belonging to the thematic block: “Data from satellites and drones as a source of information” of the DroneTech World Meeting 7 organized in Toruń, Poland. He will be talking about how VR can […]
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This month, a portrait of our visiting student Fabian Ulmer has been published in the German newspaper FAZ (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung). Fabian reflects, among other things, on his work at the Cyber-Human Lab and his life in Cambridge. Congratulations, Fabian! Link to article (German only)
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The Institute of Manufacturing of the University of Cambridge held its yearly PhD conference in May 2022. Our CHL first-year PhD student Jessica Horn, under the supervision of our lab head Thomas Bohné, won the best conference poster award. Their research looks at the voice of the workers and how operators on the shop floor
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CHL alumnus Niklas Friederici has won the Study Prize 2021 of the SEW Eurodrive Foundation with his thesis on the future of knowledge worker collaboration using immersive technology. His thesis elaborates multiple qualitative scenarios about this emerging technology and how it may support and enhance knowledge-based work. The reward ceremony will take place in Bruchsal,
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In collaboration with the World Economic Forum, the Cyber-Human Lab (Mirco Möncks, Elisa Roth and Thomas Bohné) has published a white paper on workforce augmentation and how technology can empower people in industry. Although technology is an important pillar of organizational strategy, people remain essential on shop floors and will continue to be so in
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