From Aircrafts Interactive Cockpits to Autonomous Vehicles: Are Design Principles Transferable ?

Célia Martinie (1) , Philippe Palanque (1)

1 IRIT-ICS - Interactive Critical Systems

This position paper identifies two design automation principles and discuss their applicability to the field of autonomous vehicles. The first one concerns the levels of automation while the second one focusses on the notion of allocation of tasks and functions between operators and automation. We believe that experiences in such design aspects together with dependability aspects (including operations under automation degradations) might benefit to the workshop. Our objective in attending the workshop is to bring our knowledge from the domain of safety critical interactive systems to the workshop. Beyond that we would like to assess the potential transferability of current knowledge in autonomous ground vehicles to these systems.

Mots clés: Automation Design; Tasks description and modelling; Function allocation; Automation degradation

Domaines: Interface homme-machine [cs.HC]

Célia Martinie, Philippe Palanque. From Aircrafts Interactive Cockpits to Autonomous Vehicles: Are Design Principles Transferable ?. 34th Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems Workshop: HCI and Autonomous Vehicles (CHI 2016), ACM, May 2016, San Jose, United States. pp.1-4. ⟨hal-02442019⟩