Amadee-24-HUMANISE
Details
| Acronym | HUMANISE |
| Description | Teleoperations comparison using brain computer interaction, augmented reality,and gamepad for comparison to reduce overall mission workload on astronauts. |
| Principal Investigator (PI) | Maneesh Kr. Verma | maneesh_lev@hotmail.com to reach the Project team, use: info@humaniseproject.com |
| Organisation | Lunar Zebro team, Delft University of Technology |
| Co-Investigators | Lucie Ráčková | lucie.rackova@recetox.muni.cz |
Summary
The use of remote-controlled robots may increase the safety, effectiveness, and efficiency of Martian exploration. Complex control is frustrating and distractive for the operator and negatively affectsefficiency and outcome of a task. To ensure the first mentioned attributes, HUMANISE (Human Machine Interaction, Stress, and Performance) addresses design, user experience and usability of rover controllers.
The expected goal of HUMANISE is to gather information about the usability of rover controllers which contribute to the future design of such controllers. Usability shall be maximized so that the operator can primarily focus on the task and is not distracted by complicated interaction with the device or occurring errors. Findings of the experiment will be used to tailor future technology development which better suit the operators needs and thus promote efficiency and effectiveness.
Three different rover controllers will be tested by at least four analog astronauts in proximity to the rover. In the experiment, the analog astronaut is expected to perform different tasks. Consistency in the task and in the setting ensure objective comparability of the controllers in terms of its usability. Qualitive as well as quantities methods will be applied during AMADEE-24 mission. Standard questionnaires and biometrics will be applied for quantitative analysis. Interviews and video recordings will be interpreted for qualitative analysis.
Experiment Data
| Date | Files |
|---|---|
| 2021-10-04 | types of files for each experiment day, size of the cells: width 1000px, height 10px |