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IoT and Robot Control Interoperability in Human-Robot Collaboration Environments

With humans and robots working in closer proximity in many industrial applications, there is a need to merge data from both. But robots typically manage information in middleware or control environments separate from the IoT, which is often the framework for human data information. This paper presents the advantages of IoT and robot control interoperability in human-robot collaboration environments for real-time logistic applications.