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SUMMARY:114. Simultaneous Remote Monitoring of Multiple Automated Vehicles
DESCRIPTION:Poster\n\nLane Shoffner and Jing Feng (North Carolina State Un
 iversity)\n\nAs vehicle automation continues to become a more prevalent pa
 rt of everyday life, remote\noperators may be able to contribute to making
  this technology safer and more efficient. Such\noperators could be expect
 ed to monitor vehicles until it is necessary for them to intervene. In\nre
 cent years several countries have passed legislation mandating the impleme
 ntation of\nremote operation, making it a plausible scenario. For many pra
 ctical reasons, operators may\nmonitor more than one vehicle.\n\nThis stud
 y provides an initial look into how remote operators might perform when as
 ked to\nattend to multiple concurrent displays using simulated automated v
 ehicles. The initial results\nindicate that participants retained a compar
 able level of accuracy in detecting failures in\nautomation as the number 
 of vehicles they monitored rose from one to two, albeit with a\nhigher wor
 kload. The results and the methodology provide insights into potential tas
 k designs\nfor remote operators of automated vehicles.\n\nTrack: Aging, Au
 gmented Cognition, Children's Issues, Communications, Cybersecurity, Educa
 tion, Environmental Design, General Sessions, Human AI Robot Teaming (AI),
  Macroergonomics, Occupational Ergonomics, Student Forum, Surface Transpor
 tation, Sustainability, System Development
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