Physiological measures are often used to assess the mental state of human operators in
supervisory process control tasks. However, the diversity of research approaches creates a …

Background: Multitasking has become an integral attribute associated with military
operations within the past several decades. As the amount of information that needs to be …

The portability of low-cost eye trackers makes them attractive for research outside of the
laboratory. Such research may require independent eye-tracker use. The present work …

The Operator 5.0 concept calls for the self-resilience of operators in Industry 5.0, including
the cognitive aspect. Despite attempts to develop supporting technologies, achieved results …

Security surveillance entails many cognitive challenges (eg, task interruption, vigilance
decrements, cognitive overload). To help surveillance operators overcome these difficulties …

Discretionary multitasking has emerged as a prevalent and important domain in research on
human–computer interaction. Studies on modeling based on cognitive architectures such as …

Surveillance operators must scan multiple camera feeds to ensure timely detection of
incidents; however, variability in scanning behavior can lead to untimely/failed detection of …

The relationship between increased pupil diameter and effort has been well established
within the Psychology literature since the 1960s. The ability to detect an individuals' effort is …

Over the past several years, there has been a rise in online learning platforms and websites
for skill acquisition. However, traditional learning analytics to evaluate the effectiveness of …

The validity of two commercial-off-the-shelf eye trackers, including a fixed system and a
mobile device, was compared in the context of a gaze-based assistant tool implemented to …