Yaniv Minkov

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Yaniv Minkov’s research lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction, cognitive ergonomics, and military operational effectiveness. His most-cited work, “Robotic Displays for Dismounted Warfighters” (2011, 17 citations), investigates how display scalability affects task performance, workload, and user preferences in high-stakes environments. In two operational settings—teleoperation of an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) and remote intelligence gathering—Minkov demonstrated that interface design directly impacts operator efficiency and decision-making under pressure. This contribution is foundational for developing intuitive, mission-ready robotic systems that reduce cognitive load while enhancing situational awareness. By bridging human factors engineering with robotics, Minkov’s work informs the design of displays that support dismounted warfighters in complex, dynamic scenarios. His findings are cited in subsequent studies on unmanned systems, display ergonomics, and military human-autonomy teaming, underscoring their practical relevance. Minkov’s research continues to shape how robotic interfaces are optimized for real-world deployment, making him a key voice in the advancement of human-centered robotics for defense and beyond.