Online human motion analysis in industrial context: A review

janvier 2024
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Auteurs : Toufik Benmessabih (LINEACT), Rim Slama (LINEACT), Vincent Havard (LINEACT), David Baudry (LINEACT)
Journal : Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 12 janvier 2024

Human motion analysis plays a crucial role in industry 4.0 and, more recently, in industry 5.0 where humancentered applications are becoming increasingly important, demonstrating its potential for enhancing safety, ergonomics and productivity. Considering this opportunity, an increasing number of studies are proposing works on the analysis of human motion in an industrial context, taking advantage of the rise of artificial intelligence technologies and sensor technologies. The objective of this work is to provide a review of recent studies exploring these technologies in the analysis of human movement while specifically considering industrial context. First, a taxonomy of key human motion analysis applications is proposed, presenting statistical insights to reveal trends and highlighting lacks in current research. Furthermore, this work identifies benchmark datasets acquired in various industrial case studies and associated sensors. Many recommendations for selecting optimal sensors and valuable benchmarks are proposed. Then, the paper outlines the current trend of utilizing hybrid deep learning methodologies in human movement analysis while underscoring the performance and limitations of these proposed methods, considering industrial constraints such as real-time recognition and frugality. Finally, challenges and future works are highlighted, focusing on the opportunities to address problems related to the complex industrial environment in order to achieve reliable performances.