Peter Khooshabeh

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Peter Khooshabeh is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, cognitive engineering, and decision-making in complex, high-stakes environments. His work focuses on the critical intersection of human supervisory control and multi-robot systems, particularly in domains like search and rescue where communication is intermittent and uncertainty is high. One of his most notable contributions, "Assessing the Impact of Alerts on the Human Supervisor’s Decision-Making Performance in Multi-Robot Missions" (2024, 6 citations), examines how alert systems affect operator performance when managing teams of robots under degraded information flow and potential failures. This research is vital for designing more effective human-autonomy teams. Khooshabeh has also made significant strides in telemedicine, as evidenced by his work on "Inter-Hospital Telementoring for Robotic Surgery" (2016, 6 citations), which explores how remote guidance can expand access to advanced surgical techniques. His interdisciplinary approach bridges cognitive science, robotics, and healthcare, offering practical solutions for real-world challenges. With a growing citation impact, Khooshabeh’s research continues to shape how humans supervise and collaborate with autonomous systems in mission-critical scenarios.