Nathan C. Sepich
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About
Nathan C. Sepich is a researcher at the forefront of human-agent teaming (HAT), with a focus on designing intuitive interfaces that enable seamless collaboration between humans and autonomous systems. His most-cited work, "Video Game Interface Design Patterns to Facilitate Human-Agent Teaming" (2023), draws innovative parallels between team-based video games—from virtual sports players to strategic combat advisors—and real-world HAT systems. By analyzing how games handle agent communication, coordination, and trust, Sepich developed a set of reusable interface design patterns that document best practices for human-agent interaction. This work bridges entertainment and defense or industrial applications, offering practical solutions for complex teaming scenarios. With growing recognition in the HCI and AI communities, Sepich’s research is shaping how we build transparent, efficient interfaces for mixed human-robot teams. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and engineers designing systems where humans must rapidly build trust and synchronize with AI partners—a critical challenge in modern autonomous systems.
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- 1Video Game Interface Design Patterns to Facilitate Human-Agent Teaming4 citations · 2023