Jessie Chen

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Jessie Chen is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors engineering and autonomous systems, with a focus on optimizing human-robot interaction and unmanned systems. Her work addresses critical challenges in designing intuitive interfaces and decision-support tools for operators of drones, ground robots, and other autonomous platforms. Chen’s most-cited paper, "Advances in Human Factors in Robots and Unmanned Systems" (2016, 16 citations), synthesizes key developments in the field, highlighting her contributions to improving situation awareness, trust calibration, and workload management in human-robot teams. This foundational work has influenced both military and civilian applications, from search-and-rescue missions to industrial automation. Beyond her publications, Chen is recognized for her leadership in interdisciplinary collaborations, bridging engineering, psychology, and computer science. Her research continues to shape how humans and machines work together safely and effectively, making her a pivotal figure in the growing domain of human-autonomy teaming.