Print Email Facebook Twitter Interaction Design Patterns for Adaptive Human-Agent-Robot Teamwork in High-Risk Domains Title Interaction Design Patterns for Adaptive Human-Agent-Robot Teamwork in High-Risk Domains Author Neerincx, M.A. van Diggelen, J. van Breda, L. Contributor Harris, D. (editor) Publication year 2016 Abstract Integrating cognitive agents and robots into teams that operate in high-demand situations involves mutual and context-dependent behaviors of the human and agent/robot team-members. We propose a cognitive engineering method that includes the development of Interaction Design patterns for such systems as re-usable, theoretically and empirically founded, design solutions. This paper presents an overview of the background, the method and three example patterns. Subject Human & Operational ModellingPCS - Perceptual and Cognitive SystemsELSS - Earth, Life and Social SciencesHealthy for LifeRoboticsHealthy LivingDesign patternsHuman-Agent teamworkCognitive robotsCognitive engineeringHigh-Risk domain To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:ab7251ef-531b-4b16-ac45-684538347f8d TNO identifier 574970 Publisher Springer Source EPCE 2016: Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics, 211-220 Series Lecture Notes in Computer Science Document type conference paper Files To receive the publication files, please send an e-mail request to TNO Library.