Automation bias (AB)—the tendency to over-rely on automation—has been studied in
various academic fields. Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) aim to benefit the clinical …

This study examined the use of deliberately anthropomorphic automation on younger and
older adults' trust, dependence and performance on a diabetes decision-making task …

Often joint human–automation performance depends on the factors influencing the
operator's tendency to rely on and comply with automation. Although cognitive engineering …

Objective: The study was designed to show how driver attention to the road scene and
engagement of a choice of secondary tasks are affected by the level of automation provided …

Objective: We examine whether trust in smart systems is generated analogously to trust in
humans and whether the automation level of smart systems affects trustworthiness and …

Trust plays a critical role when operating a robotic system in terms of both acceptance and
usage. Considering trust is a multidimensional context dependent construct, the differences …

Prior work in human-autonomy interaction has focused on plant systems that operate in
highly structured environments. In contrast, many human-robot interaction (HRI) tasks are …

Objective: Haptic shared control was investigated as a human–machine interface that can
intuitively share control between drivers and an automatic controller for curve negotiation …

Human-in-the loop robotic systems have the potential to handle complex tasks in
unstructured environments, by combining the cognitive skills of a human operator with …

Automation has a long history marked by many successes and equally notable failures. In
the early nineteenth century the Luddites in northern England protested against the …