Individuals performing cognitive tasks experience a range of subjective states including
stress, excitement, and fatigue. This article reviews research based on a multidimensional …

Ongoing trends in society point towards the adoption of intelligent agents across safety
critical industries. In the maritime domain, artificially intelligent agents may soon be capable …

Advances in unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have paved the way for progressively higher
levels of intelligence and autonomy, supporting new modes of operation, such as the one-to …

Human–agent teaming (HAT) is becoming more commonplace across industry, military, and
consumer settings. Agents are becoming more advanced, more integrated, and more …

Operators of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) face a variety of stress factors resulting from
both the cognitive demands of the work and its broader social context. Dysfunctional …

The relationship of humans to robots has evolved from using tools, to controlling platforms,
to supervising automated systems, to collaborating with autonomous agents. This chapter …

Our study aims to clarify the mechanisms of successful microsleep tolerance that
accompanies the monotonous solving of simple cognitive tasks. On the example of a …

Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) operator training and selection procedures are still being
refined to effectively address challenges related to performance, workload, and stress in …

In complex systems, sustained attention has become a key factor affecting operators'
performance. Many studies have focused on how to enhance sustained attention to avoid …

As more automation is integrated into vehicles, understanding how humans interact with
these new technologies is becoming increasingly important given the high cost of errors …