S. Camille Peres
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About
S. Camille Peres is a leading researcher in human factors psychology, specializing in human-robot interaction, error analysis, and the cognitive demands of operating uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) in high-stakes environments. Her work focuses on understanding how fatigue and human error impact the safety and effectiveness of small UAS (sUAS) during disaster response. Peres made significant contributions by documenting 51 instances of human error across 34 real-world missions flown during Hurricane Ian, providing critical data on failure modes in sUAS operations. She also investigates how fatigue degrades human-robot team performance in simulated disaster scenarios, revealing vulnerabilities that can compromise mission outcomes. While her most-cited papers are recent (2024) and have accrued 2 citations each, their practical importance is underscored by their direct relevance to emergency response protocols. Peres’s research bridges cognitive psychology and applied technology, offering actionable insights for improving training, interface design, and operational guidelines. Her work is essential reading for students and professionals in human factors, robotics, and disaster management, highlighting the human element in increasingly autonomous systems.
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