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SUMMARY:HART10: Communication Dynamics in HART
DESCRIPTION:Investigating the Effects of Driver-Vehicle Availability in Hu
 man-Autonomous Vehicle Teaming (HAVT)\n\nAs automated vehicles (AVs) becom
 e more intelligent, the concept of teaming with a semi-autonomous AV has g
 ained considerable traction. However, few empirical studies exist that qua
 ntify the performance of an AV-(human) driver team. To contribute to the e
 xisting work in this area, the purpose of thi...\n\n\nMaya Luster and Bran
 don Pitts (Purdue University)\n---------------------\nExamining Transparen
 cy Needs and Display Features: An Empirical Study of Dynamic Dual-task HAT
  Simulation with AI Integration\n\nThis study examines how different task 
 allocation strategies and communication modalities affect Human-AI team (H
 AT) performance in dynamic dual-task environments. Using a modified Ballas
  Task simulator with 32 participants from military or similar backgrounds,
  we evaluated four strategies - Operato...\n\n\nShruthi Venkatesha Murthy,
  Dr. Sang-Hwan Kim, Yejin Lee, Wonji Doh, and Youngnoh Goh (University of 
 Michigan, Dearborn)\n---------------------\nError Type Influences Communic
 ation Recipient Selection: Consistent Patterns During Autonomy and Automat
 ion Errors in a Synthetic Task Environment\n\nEffective communication in h
 uman-autonomy teams is crucial for optimizing error management during auto
 nomy or automation failures. This study explores how error type (autonomy 
 vs. automation failures) determines how human team members communicate the
  error and examines whether training interventions...\n\n\nRay Hao, Jamie 
 Gorman, Robert Gutzwiller, and Nancy Cooke (Arizona State University)\n\nT
 rack: Human AI Robot Teaming (AI)\n\nSession Chair: Maha Khalid (Rice Univ
 ersity)
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