Floris Hooft

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Floris Hooft is a researcher advancing the field of automated vehicle operations, with a particular focus on remote support and human-machine interaction. His most-cited work, "Remote Support for Automated Vehicle Operations" (2022), has garnered 5 citations, establishing a foundation for understanding how human operators can effectively intervene in autonomous systems from a distance. Hooft’s contributions lie in bridging the gap between full automation and human oversight, exploring the technical and ergonomic challenges of remote monitoring, control, and decision-making in self-driving vehicles. By addressing critical issues such as latency, communication reliability, and operator workload, his research informs the design of safer, more resilient automated transport systems. Hooft’s work is particularly notable for its practical implications in logistics, public transit, and autonomous fleets, where remote support is essential for handling edge cases and system failures. As automated vehicle technology matures, his insights into the human role in remote operations continue to shape industry standards and academic discourse, making him a key voice in the evolving landscape of autonomous mobility.