The assessment and prediction of cognitive performance is a key issue for any discipline
concerned with human operators in the context of safety-critical behavior. Most of the …

An emerging knowledge base of human performance research can provide guidelines for
designing automation that can be used effectively by human operators of complex systems …

Forming connections between human performance and design, this new edition of
Engineering Psychology and Human Performance examines human–machine interaction …

In manufacturing, advanced robotic technology has opened up the possibility of integrating
highly autonomous mobile robots into human teams. However, with this capability comes the …

Objective: The authors discuss empirical studies of human-automation interaction and their
implications for automation design. Background: Automation is prevalent in safety-critical …

Objective: To develop a method enabling human-like, flexible supervisory control via
delegation to automation. Background: Real-time supervisory relationships with automation …

The integration of brain monitoring into the man-machine interface holds great promise for
real-time assessment of operator status and intelligent allocation of tasks between machines …

This article describes the characteristics and scope of neuroergonomics, defined as the
study of brain and behaviour at work. Neuroergonomics focuses on investigations of the …

This chapter begins with an assessment of the nature and characteristics of mental workload
and how people have defined it over the years. It looks at the major techniques, their relative …

Objective: We show that psychophysiologically driven real-time adaptive aiding significantly
enhances performance in a complex aviation task. Afurther goal was to assess the …