CoViLLM: An Adaptive Human-Robot Collaborative Assembly Framework Using Large Language Models for Manufacturing
CoViLLM: An Adaptive Human-Robot Collaborative Assembly Framework Using Large Language Models for Manufacturing explores CoViLLM is an adaptive framework that enhances human-robot collaboration in manufacturing by enabling flexible assembly of customized products using LLMs.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Human-Robot Collaboration.
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