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Agentic LLM-based robotic systems for real-world applications: a review on their agenticness and ethics. [PDF]

Front Robot AI
Raptis EK, Kapoutsis AC, Kosmatopoulos EB.   +2 more
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Automated thyroid nodule classification in ultrasound imaging using a hybrid vision transformer and Wasserstein GAN with gradient penalty. [PDF]

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Sujini GN, Balakrishna S.
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Pick-by-vision technology as an advancement in logistics process solutions

Advanced Logistic Systems - Theory and Practice, 2023
The aim of this article is to describe pick-by-vision technology as an effective tool for solving logistics process problems. The technology is the result of the work of TeamViewer Germany GmbH and is already in use in German companies. The introduction of this technology helps companies in several aspects and brings several benefits.
Kopec, Ján, Pekarčíková, Miriam, Trebuňa, Peter, Matiscsák, Matúš   +3 more
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Pick-by-Vision comes on age

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Computer Graphics, Virtual Reality, Visualisation and Interaction in Africa, 2009
Order picking is one of the most important process steps in logistics. Because of their flexibility human beings cannot be replaced by machines. But if workers in order picking systems are equipped with a head-mounted display, Augmented Reality can improve the information visualization.In this paper the development of such a system -- called Pick-by ...
Rupert Reif, Willibald A. Günthner, Björn Schwerdtfeger, Gudrun Klinker   +3 more
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Mobile In-Situ Pick-by-Vision

Proceedings of the 9th ACM International Conference on PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments, 2016
Order picking is one of the most complex and error-prone tasks that can be found in the industry. To support the workers, many order picking instruction systems have been proposed. A large number of systems focus on equipping the user with head-mounted displays or equipping the environment with projectors to support the workers.
Markus Funk, Sven Mayer, Michael Nistor, Albrecht Schmidt   +3 more
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Pick-by-Vision: A first stress test

2009 8th IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, 2009
In this paper we report on our ongoing studies around the application of Augmented Reality methods to support the order picking process of logistics applications. Order picking is the gathering of goods out of a prepared range of items following some customer orders. We named the visual support of this order picking process using Head-mounted Displays “
Bjorn Schwerdtfeger, Rupert Reif, Willibald A. Gunthner, Gudrun Klinker, Daniel Hamacher, Lutz Schega, Irina Bockelmann, Fabian Doil, Johannes Tumler   +8 more
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Pick-by-vision: augmented reality supported order picking

The Visual Computer, 2009
Order picking is one of the most important process steps in logistics. Due to their flexibility, human beings cannot be replaced by machines. But if workers in order picking systems are equipped with a head-mounted display, Augmented Reality can improve the information visualization.
Rupert Reif, Willibald A. Günthner
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Pick-by-vision: there is something to pick at the end of the augmented tunnel

Virtual Reality, 2011
We report on the long process of exploring, evaluating and refining augmented reality-based methods to support the order picking process of logistics applications. Order picking means that workers have to pick items out of numbered boxes in a warehouse, according to a work order.
Björn Schwerdtfeger, Rupert Reif, Willibald A. Günthner, Gudrun Klinker   +3 more
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