Human-AI-Robot Teaming Technical Group

Dear HART TG members,

We fulfill our HART TG's mission by engaging multidisciplinary TG members in scientific discussions and practices. Our monthly TG member conversations are held on the last Tuesdays of each month at 12 pm ET. This is a great learning and networking opportunity in HART TG. 

Our next event will be on Tuesday, August 27th, from 12 pm to 1 pm Eastern Time. The topic of the lightning talk will be "Real-time metrics for measuring the spread of trust and distrust in human-autonomy teams (HATs) and HAT constellations" Our guest speaker is Dr. Jamie Gorman from the Arizona State University. 

Dr. Jamie Gorman is a Professor of Human Systems Engineering and Director of the Center for Human, Artificial Intelligence, and Robot Teaming at Arizona State University. He is an expert in building generalizable models of human-automation team dynamics across various complex sociotechnical environments including medical, space, education, and military. He is an expert in using multimodal data to measure team interactions and predict subjective human states and system performance, including topics in adaptability, trust, resilience, and influence. His research is funded by DoD, NSF, and industry partners. 

A rough agenda: 5-minute announcements from TG members, 10-20 minute lightning talk, followed by Q&A and group discussions. Think about questions you may want to discuss with the speaker and the group and provide constructive feedback to the speaker. 

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: Zoom link here
    Password: 093725

Here is our rolling meeting agenda and minutes for 2024: here.

Best regards,
Lixiao

Dear HART TG members, 

This is a kind reminder. Our next HART TG member conversation will be on Tuesday, August 27th, from 12 pm to 1 pm Eastern Time. The topic of the lightning talk will be "Real-time metrics for measuring the spread of trust and distrust in human-autonomy teams (HATs) and HAT constellations" Our guest speaker is Dr. Jamie Gorman from Arizona State University. 

Dr. Jamie Gorman is a Professor of Human Systems Engineering and Director of the Center for Human, Artificial Intelligence, and Robot Teaming at Arizona State University. He is an expert in building generalizable models of human-automation team dynamics across various complex sociotechnical environments including medical, space, education, and military. He is an expert in using multimodal data to measure team interactions and predict subjective human states and system performance, including topics in adaptability, trust, resilience, and influence. His research is funded by DoD, NSF, and industry partners. 

A rough agenda: 5-minute announcements from TG members, 10-20 minute lightning talk, followed by Q&A and group discussions. Think about questions you may want to discuss with the speaker and the group and provide constructive feedback to the speaker. 

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: Zoom link here
    Password: 093725

Here is our rolling meeting agenda and minutes for 2024: here.

Best regards, 
Lixiao

Dear HART TG members,

We fulfill our HART TG's mission by engaging multidisciplinary TG members in scientific discussions and practices. Our monthly TG member conversations are held on the last Tuesdays of each month at 12 pm ET. This is a great learning and networking opportunity in HART TG. 

Our next event will be on Tuesday, August 27th, from 12 pm to 1 pm Eastern Time. The topic of the lightning talk will be "Real-time metrics for measuring the spread of trust and distrust in human-autonomy teams (HATs) and HAT constellations" Our guest speaker is Dr. Jamie Gorman from the Arizona State University. 

Dr. Jamie Gorman is a Professor of Human Systems Engineering and Director of the Center for Human, Artificial Intelligence, and Robot Teaming at Arizona State University. He is an expert in building generalizable models of human-automation team dynamics across various complex sociotechnical environments including medical, space, education, and military. He is an expert in using multimodal data to measure team interactions and predict subjective human states and system performance, including topics in adaptability, trust, resilience, and influence. His research is funded by DoD, NSF, and industry partners. 

A rough agenda: 5-minute announcements from TG members, 10-20 minute lightning talk, followed by Q&A and group discussions. Think about questions you may want to discuss with the speaker and the group and provide constructive feedback to the speaker. 

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: Zoom link here
    Password: 093725

Here is our rolling meeting agenda and minutes for 2024: here.

Best regards,
Lixiao