Autonomous unloading of heavy deformable goods: Market opportunities. - Augusto Urru; Marco Bonini; Timo Burbach; Elena Höng; Philipp Stein; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (SOLI, 2015)

Fast Deployable Autonomous Systems for Order Picking - How Small and Medium Size Enterprises Can Benefit from the Automation of the Picking Process. - Marco Bonini; Augusto Urru; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (ICINCO (2), 2016)

The STIC analysis: A decision support tool for technology related investments in logistics. - Augusto Urru; Marco Bonini; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (SOLI, 2017)

Automation of Intralogistic Processes through Flexibilisation - A Method for the Flexible Configuration and Evaluation of Systems of Systems. - Marco Bonini; Augusto Urru; Sebastian Steinau; Selcuk Ceylan; Matthias Lutz; Jan Schuhmacher; Kevin Andrews; Harry Halfar; Stefan Kunaschk; Asadul Haque; Vinu Nair; Matthias Rollenhagen; et al. (ICINCO (2), 2018)

Fleet-sizing of multi-load autonomous robots for material supply. - Augusto Urru; Marco Bonini; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (SOLI, 2018)

Lean Human-Robot Interaction Design for the Material Supply Process. - Marco Bonini; Augusto Urru; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (ICINCO (2), 2019)

The Quality Interaction Function Deployment for lean Human-Robot Interaction. - Marco Bonini; Augusto Urru; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (MMAR, 2019)

Planning of Available Resources Considering Ergonomics Under Deterministic Highly Variable Demand. - Marco Bonini; Jan Schuhmacher; Augusto Urru; Jan Philipp Wezel; Vera Hummel; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (IEEM, 2020)

The STIC Analysis: A Decision Support Method for Investments in Automation. - Marco Bonini; Mert Mete; Tuan Nguyen; Augusto Urru; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (IEEM, 2021)

Automation? Yes ... But Where to Begin? - Tuan Nguyen; Marco Bonini; Jasmine Eva Langenbahn; Sabrina Moser; Eric Alexander Schneeweis; Augusto Urru; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (IEEM, 2021)

Evaluation of Human-Robot Order Picking Systems Considering the Evolution of Object Detection. - Mathias Rieder; Marco Bonini; Richard Verbeet; Augusto Urru; Norbert Bartneck; Wolfgang Echelmeyer (IEEM, 2021)