Emergency Response System Human-Robot Interaction User Levels
This project formulated how the large numbers of individuals that can be involved in an emergency response event can be encapsulated into ten different Emergency Response System Human-Robot Interaction User Levels that represent the various manners in which responders will interact with future robotic systems. The ten user levels were informed by existing HRI roles, domain relevant documents, subject matter expert interviews, and GDTA and CWA results. This project also originated a new human-robot interaction role: the abstract supervisor role.
Related Papers:
Humphrey, C. M., & Adams, J. A. (2009). CBRNE User Levels: Introducing the Abstract Supervisor Human-Robot Interaction Role and Case Study. Manuscript in preparation.