Design requirements for effective hybrid decision making with evolvable assembly systems

Golightly, D; Sanderson, D; Holmes, P; Ratchev, S; Sharples, S

doi:10.1145/2970930.2970949

Design requirements for effective hybrid decision making with evolvable assembly systems

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Abstract

© 2016 ACM. This paper examines 10 challenges for making automation a team player in the context of Evolvable Assembly Systems (EAS) with the aim of delivering requirements for effective hybrid human-automation decision making. Specific decision making use cases for a demonstrator system were analysed to capture opportunities and requirements for effective human-agent cooperative decision making. These requirements covered agent design, human-machine interface design, context aware computing requirements and human competency. As such, the paper provides concrete examples of how general principles for hybrid decision making can be applied to EAS, and presents a pilot of a method for future requirements elicitation.