Automation regroups a variety of advanced tools meant to improve performance and
decrease human workload. This article was designed to investigate how different …

The current study was designed to empirically examine the effects of trust and automation
reliability on multi-tasking performance in a simulated cockpit setting using the Multi-Attribute …

Human–automation interaction (HAI) takes place in virtually every high-technology domain
under a variety of operational conditions. Because operators make HAI decisions such as …

Full autonomy seems to be the goal for system developers in almost every area of the
economy. However, as we move from automated systems to autonomous systems …

In a variety of domains, researchers have observed breakdowns in human-automation
coordination and cooperation. One form of breakdown is a lack of mode awareness which …

To date, attempts to eliminate observed problems with human automation interaction have
focused primarily on improving system feedback and on modifying operator training. The …

Previous studies have begun exploring the possibility that “adaptable” automation, in which
tasks are delegated to intelligent automation by the user, can preserve the benefits of …

This experiment systematically examines whether, in safety-critical environments such as Air
Traffic Control, the negative effects of increasing automation associated with static …

Objective Examine the effects of decision risk and automation transparency on the accuracy
and timeliness of operator decisions, automation verification rates, and subjective workload …

With advances in automation technologies, systems are now being considered wherein a
single operator supervises multiple unmanned aerial vehicles. Supervisory control of highly …