Accession Number:

AD1151981

Title:

Designing a Trust Manipulation for Unmanned Aerial Systems

Descriptive Note:

[Technical Report, Final Report]

Corporate Author:

U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory

Personal Author(s):

• Wilson, Michael
• Long, Christopher
• Niedbala, Elizabeth
• Colon, Juan
• Aura, Christopher
• Irvin, William
• Delgado-Howard, Cristina
• Andres, Kevin
• Baugher, Kevin
• O'Brien, Kevin

Report Date:

2021-10-13

Pagination or Media Count:

0

Abstract:

The purpose of this study was to establish a validated trust in automation manipulation to use in future research. Specifically, this experiment compared a high reliability system to a low reliability with the intention of creating significant and meaningful differences in system trust and system use. Twenty-two unmanned aircraft system operators were assigned to one of two high and low system reliability conditions of a hypothetical Target Identification System TIS.

Descriptors:

• control systems
• unmanned aerial vehicles
• unmanned aerial systems
• unmanned systems
• aircrafts
• biomedical research
• identification systems
• warning systems
• military education
• unmanned vehicles
• accuracy
• department of defense
• human factors engineering
• simulators
• technical information centers
• united states
• covid-19

Subject Categories:

• Human Factors Engineering and Man Machine Systems
• Pilotless Aircraft

Distribution Statement:

[A, Approved For Public Release]