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Mutual initiative in human-machine teams
Proceedings of the IEEE 7th Conference on Human Factors and Power Plants
Autonomous systems are widely used today in industry. The human-machine relationship in these systems is primarily that of a human supervisory role. This paper explores the concept of human-robot teams where each member of the team has the ability to assume initiative within a task. Key to this effort is not only the ability of the human to understand and predict robot performance, but the robot's ability to identify human needs and select intervention points to assume different levels of
doi:10.1109/hfpp.2002.1042863
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