From Tools to Teammates: Joint Activity in Human-Agent-Robot Teams
Citations
130 citations
61 citations
56 citations
Cites background from "From Tools to Teammates: Joint Acti..."
...In a partially automated vehicle, the driver and the computer are part of a human-robot team whose members need to share goals[1] and mental models, know their roles and fulfill them, and trust each other appropriately [2][3]....
[...]
48 citations
Cites background from "From Tools to Teammates: Joint Acti..."
...User perception of free-flyers may be an interesting avenue for future research to explore, as prior work has indicated that such mental model formation affects human–robot coordination and joint activity (Bradshaw et al., 2009)....
[...]
39 citations
References
6,984 citations
"From Tools to Teammates: Joint Acti..." refers result in this paper
...In contrast to Asimov’s laws of robotics—and similar in spirit to Grice’s famous maxims [12]—the objective of KAoS teamwork policies is not principally to prevent harm but rather, in a positive vein, to facilitate helpful interaction among teammates....
[...]
4,144 citations
"From Tools to Teammates: Joint Acti..." refers background in this paper
...• Common ground: Common ground refers to the pertinent mutual knowledge, beliefs, and assumptions that support interdependent actions in the context of a given joint activity [8]....
[...]
2,836 citations