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Strater SA Technologies Lori Foster Thompson North Carolina State University Jan B. F. van Erp Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek (TNO) Jijun Wang Quantum Leap Innovations, Inc. Christopher D. Wickens Alion Science and Technology Endorsements This book is remarkable because it covers a variety of topics including fundamentals of human-robot interaction and research in ground and aerial platforms as well as cross platform. It provides a deep understanding of cognitive and social perspectives of human-robot teaming as well as strengths and limits of the two components: human and machine.
3. At least initially, adaptive systems should be evaluated that do not take decision authority away from the operator. This can be accomplished in two ways: (a) an advisory asking permission to invoke automation; or (b) an advisory that automation will be invoked unless overridden. 4. For safety or crew protection situations, specific tactical or safety responses can be invoked without crew permission. There are still important questions to be answered before adaptive systems can be implemented for robotic applications.
Jentsch (eds), Human-Robot Interactions in Future Military Operations (pp. 103舑124). Farnham: Ashgate Publishing. Evans, A. , III (2010). An Introduction to Human-Robot Interaction in Military Applications. In M. J. Barnes 8 F. G. Jentsch (eds), Human-Robot Interactions in Future Military Operations (pp. 3舑8). Farnham: Ashgate Publishing. Evans, A. , III 8 Jentsch, F. G. (2010). The Future of HRI: Alternate Research Trajectories and Their Influence on the Future of Unmanned Systems. In M. J. Barnes 8 F.