Growing evidence supports the idea that patterns of gaze are important to human-machine trust, as they are to human-to-human trust (LaFrance & Mayo, 1976; Kendon, 1967), and indeed potentially all primate social dynamics (Emery, 2000). A growing literature...
The chapter aims at analyzing the impact of wrist-wearable electrodermal potential (EDP) devices on measuring levels of alertness previously assessed using electroencephalography (EEG). EDP is expected to prove less time-consuming and less complicated to set up. A...
The present state of the art in fixed, laboratory electroencephalograms (EEGs) are multi-channel devices, which provide superior spatial coverage of functional regions of the brain, as well as rich variance–covariance data to support postprocessing approaches such as...
New advancements in vehicle automation, electrification, data connectivity, and digital methods of sharing—known collectively as New Mobility—are poised to revolutionize transportation as it is known today. Exactly what results this disruption will lead to, however,...
In developing the highly useful technologies, knowledge from human factors and ergonomics (HF/E) can be of great use, especially to designers charged with the difficult task of dovetailing humans and machines in complex systems built to navigate sometimes chaotic...
