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Understanding and modeling perceived cognitive and physical strain dynamics for planning-oriented human–robot collaboration in prefabricated construction
Human–robot collaboration (HRC) in prefabricated construction requires planning approaches account for both productivity and time-dependent worker states during repeated work–rest cycles. Prior studies have represented human factors using static workload or ergonomic scores, analytical fatigue–recov
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