Lyle G. Sutton
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Dr. Lyle G. Sutton is a researcher in human-robot interaction and military robotics, with a focus on optimizing the operation of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). His most cited work, "Assessing the impact of bi-directional information flow in UGV operation" (2007, 3 citations), stems from a collaborative pilot study between the U.S. Army Research Laboratory’s Robotics Program Office and General Dynamics Robotics Systems. This study explored how two-way communication between human operators and UGVs enhances mission effectiveness, laying groundwork for more intuitive control systems in defense applications. While his citation count is modest, Sutton’s contributions are notable for their practical impact on military robotics, addressing critical challenges in battlefield automation and operator workload. His work underscores the importance of information flow dynamics in human-robot teams, a key area for advancing autonomous systems in high-stakes environments.
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- 1Assessing the impact of bi-directional information flow in UGV operation3 citations · 2007