Richard Sween
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Dr. Richard Sween is a human factors researcher whose work focuses on the design and evaluation of human-robot interaction (HRI) systems, particularly for high-stress, tactical environments. His research explores how supervisory control interfaces can be optimized to support the seamless integration of mobile robots into human teams operating under challenging conditions. Dr. Sween’s most-cited paper, "Evaluation of supervisory control interfaces for mobile robot integration with tactical teams" (2014), addresses the critical need for intuitive and reliable control systems that allow operators to manage robotic assets while maintaining situational awareness in dynamic field operations. This work contributes to the broader field of human-autonomy teaming, helping to shape how robots can effectively support military, first responder, and disaster response personnel. With a citation count of 4 for this key publication, Dr. Sween’s research provides foundational insights into the cognitive and interface design challenges that arise when humans and robots must collaborate under pressure. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in the intersection of human factors engineering, robotics, and applied cognitive science in safety-critical domains.
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