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![Fig. 1 Five-dimensional model of DT [6] The ever-increasing demands of...](profile/Vladimira-Binasova-2/publication/333973973/figure/fig1/AS:773272186667009@1561373864421/Five-dimensional-model-of-DT-6-The-ever-increasing-demands-of-the-market-and-customers_Q320.jpg)
The action of human and the robot has its advantages in the assembly. The benefits of a human include immediate response to problems, flexible responses to changes, and complex assembly activities. The advantages of the robot are that it can perform repetitive and monotonous activities for longer periods without getting tired. The combination of th...
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