Titlebook: Advances in Human Factors in Robots, Unmanned Systems and Cybersecurity; Proceedings of the A Matteo Zallio,Carlos Raymundo Iba?ez,Jesus He

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978-3-030-79996-0The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl

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Great Leap Backward in the Panic FamineM-T) missions. This incorporates a concept for cross-platform delegation of tasks during missions, bridging different hierarchical leadership levels. So far, we focused on a single human user guiding several unmanned systems. Within this scope we will consider human cooperation to enable the delegat

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Great Leap Backward in the Panic Famineystem architecture and human interaction to aspects of natural systems, such as bee societies. Compared to the metaphor of a team, swarming agents as individuals are less capable, more expendable, and more limited in terms of communication and coordination. Given their different features and limitat

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Quantitative Measures of Inequality,ehicles (UAVs). In order to allow this natural form of communication to be an equivalent substitute to a conventional data link with regard to the efficient transfer of task data, the human-UAV-interaction must consist of as few gestural parameters as possible to keep the mental load for the user lo

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Institutions and Policy Making,e shared among multiple distributed users. To negotiate the provision of requested UAV services, we modeled a centralized task allocation procedure that uses individual utility values to represent the preferences of requester and provider. Our initial approach solves the planning problem classically

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288560with temporarily unavailable datalink. Human control over UV depends on a reliable datalink connection. Useful operation under temporary datalink interruption requires automatic capabilities of the UV to react to developing situations and pursue the mission objective, without human input. We aim to

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Toward a New Chinese Idea of Cultures) and their instruments to provide the human-vessel interactions will gain in importance. With the advancements in satellite navigation systems and sensor technology, one could argue that electronic instruments can better assist shore-based skippers and improve their situational awareness. However,

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288560Robotic Collaboration (HRC) system to assist workers’ activities. As this system can result in physical and mental overload, depending on the different Levels of Collaboration (LoC), the aim of this paper is to predict what would be the best working condition between worker and robot. This descripti