History and Future of Human-Automation Interaction
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History and Future of Human-Automation Interaction
Authors:
Dr. Radha P
(Assistant Professor - Department of Computer Science)
Akshayaa S 22BCS007
Vishnu Sree T 22BCS061
vishnusreet22bcs061@skasc.ac.in
Sri Krishna Arts and Science College, Coimbatore
Abstract:
The increasing integration of automation technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and machine learning, is transforming industries, enhancing efficiency, and reshaping human-automation interaction (HAI). While these technologies offer significant advantages in sectors like healthcare, transportation, and manufacturing, their seamless integration requires careful consideration of safety, reliability, ethical concerns, and human oversight. The challenge lies in balancing machine autonomy and human involvement to foster trust, mitigate risks, and ensure ethical deployment.
This paper explores the evolution of HAI, tracing its development from early mechanical automation in the Industrial Revolution to modern autonomous systems. Key aspects of HAI, including safety concerns, ethical dilemmas, cognitive load, divided attention, and human-robot collaboration, are analyzed. Furthermore, the role of human oversight in decision-making and risk mitigation is discussed. As automation continues to advance, understanding these dynamics is crucial for ensuring smooth and ethical integration into society. Future developments in AI-driven automation, human-robot collaboration, and autonomous systems will be pivotal in addressing current challenges and optimizing human-automation synergy.
Keywords: Human-Automation Interaction (HAI), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, Machine Learning, Automation, Human-Robot Collaboration, Safety, Ethics, Trust, Cognitive Load, Risk Mitigation, Human Oversight, Decision-Making, Autonomous Systems, Industrial Revolution, Future of Automation.
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