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Motion Prediction in Human–Centric Workspaces: When Anticipation Helps
Human motion prediction is often proposed as an enabler of anticipatory behavior in human–robot shared workspaces, where system responses are triggered on predicted rather than observed worker states. However, its practical impact depends on how prediction is integrated into system behavior and perc
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