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A Toolset for Supporting Iterative Human Automation: Interaction in Design
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Abstract
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The addition of automation has greatly extended humans' capability to accomplish tasks, including those that are difficult, complex and safety critical. The majority of Human - Automation Interact~on (HAl) results in more efficient and safe operations, ho,,:,ever ~ertain un~~pected a~tomatlon behaviors or "automation surprises" can be frustrating and, In certain safety critical operations (e.g. transport~tion, manufacturing control, medicine), may result in injuries or. the loss of life.. (Mellor, 1994; Leveson, 1995; FAA, 1995; BASI, 1998; Sheridan, 2002). This pap~r describes ~he development of a design tool that enables on the rapid development and evaluation. of automat~on prototypes. The ultimate goal of the work is to provide a design platform upon which automation surprise vulnerability analyses can be integrated.
Author
- Feary, Michael S. NASA Ames Research Center
Citation: Feary, Michael S. (2018). A Toolset for Supporting Iterative Human Automation: Interaction in Design. Langley Research Center. NASA NTRS ID 20100012861. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100012861 ↗