Andrea Krausman
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About
Andrea Krausman is a leading researcher at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory’s Human Research and Engineering Directorate, specializing in the critical intersection of human factors, team dynamics, and autonomous systems. Her work focuses on understanding and measuring the essential “soft” factors—trust, cohesion, and resilience—that determine success in human-autonomy teams (HATs). Krausman’s major contribution is the development of a conceptual toolkit for trust measurement in these novel teams, a foundational framework cited 38 times since 2022. She has also pioneered new metrics for team cohesion and explored resilience models, directly supporting the integration of autonomous systems into military operations, including weaponized robotic combat vehicles. Her research, which includes evaluating soldier performance during live-fire exercises, provides the empirical backbone for designing effective, high-trust human-machine collaboration. By addressing the psychological and social challenges of teaming with AI, Krausman is shaping the future of human-autonomy interaction, ensuring that as technology advances, the human element remains central.
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