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Human-machine cooperation is an activity used to maximize job openness for all workers by removing barriers of languages, disability, age, gender barriers and maximizing employee well-being and motivation. The diverse technologies providing physical and cognitive assistance should facilitate attractiveness and facilitate employment, and thus social sustainability within the production section. The main goal of this paper is to analyze the current state of human-machine cooperation and identify the requirements for future human-machine cooperation for socially sustainable manufacturing in Industry 4.0.
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