Construction robots, as a collection of multidisciplinary technologies, have been extensively
studied and implemented by scholars and engineers to boost construction efficiency and …

Safety is one of the most important success factors in construction projects. Many advanced
technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, construction robotics, and digital technologies …

Exoskeletons (EXOs) are a promising wearable intervention to reduce work-related
musculoskeletal disorder risks among construction workers. However, the adoption of EXOs …

The article aims to study the literature on Industry-4.0 technologies and “Triple Bottom
Line”(social, economical and environmental) parameters in the construction industry. The …

The construction industry, characterized by unique challenges such as working at heights
and using heavy equipment, has turned to unmanned aerial systems (UASs), frequently …

Introduction: Active back-support exoskeletons are gaining more awareness as a solution to
the prevalence of work-related musculoskeletal disorders in the construction industry. This …

Introduction: Several studies have assessed and validated the impact of exoskeletons on
back and shoulder muscle activation; however, limited research has explored the role that …

Industrial wool textile production exposes workers mainly to the biomechanical loading of
the shoulder joint. In this work context, which is characterized by poor machine ergonomics …

Safety, quality, and production are critical factors that impact an enterprise organization's
success in industries where tasks are human-centered. One emerging area to help mitigate …

The construction industry, one of the largest employers of labor in the United States, has
long suffered from health and safety issues relating to work-related musculoskeletal …