Uncrewed Systems Human Factors Considerations

Catalog description

Human factors concepts and implications affecting the development, configuration, and application of uncrewed systems; types and functions of human-machine-interfaces (HMI)s; human behavior, capabilities, and limitations; psychological and perceptual information processing; sensation, cognition, and ergonomics; and effects of autonomy. Considerations relating to the development, configuration, and application of HMIs used for command, control, and communication (C3), autonomous operation, and the review and manipulation of sensor data.