Crossing the Border: The Social and Engineering Design of Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems (Human-centred Systems)

This work delves into the intricate relationship between social dynamics and engineering principles within computer integrated manufacturing systems. It explores how human-centered design can enhance the functionality and effectiveness of these systems, emphasizing the role of collaborative efforts in bridging gaps between technology and the workforce.

By examining various aspects of engineering design alongside social interactions, it provides a comprehensive understanding of how to create environments that optimize both machine performance and employee engagement. The authors aim to foster a more integrated approach to manufacturing, ensuring that human considerations remain at the forefront of technological advancements.