Marija Savković

Marija Savković is a Researcher at the Department for Production Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Kragujevac in Serbia. Her scientific field focuses on Industrial engineering and engineering management, with a strong emphasis on neuroergonomics, human-robot collaboration, and Industry 4.0 implementation. She holds a position in the Department for Production Engineering, contributing to advancements in manufacturing systems and workplace safety.

Her research interests include optimizing industrial processes through robotics and automation, assessing mental workload in assembly tasks using EEG, and enhancing workplace safety via IoT and AI technologies. She has conducted extensive work on ergonomic assessments in human-robot collaboration environments, emphasizing both physical and cognitive aspects of operator performance.

Her recent studies explore frameworks for neuroergonomic evaluation, comparative analyses of agile project management tools, and the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies in SMEs. Key projects involve developing robotic stations for fruit and vegetable processing, predictive demand analysis in automotive industries, and evaluating safety compliance using deep learning object detection.

Marija collaborates on modular industrial workstations for neuroergonomics research and has contributed to national radon surveys in Serbia. Her work bridges advanced technologies with practical industrial challenges, aiming to improve operational efficiency and worker well-being in manufacturing sectors.