Stanton, B.
, Antonishek, B.
and Scholtz, J.
(2007),
Development of an Evaluation Method for Acceptable Usability, Performance Metrics for Intelligent Systems Workshop Proceedings (PerMIS), [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=50858
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Development of an Evaluation Method for Acceptable Usability
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) conducted three workshops with First Responders to determine requirements for robots used in Urban Search and Rescue (USAR). These requirements were further prioritized by the responders. NIST has now undertaken the task of developing evaluation methods and metrics for the requirements deemed to be the highest priority. Of these high priority requirements, a number of these addressed the human-system interface and interaction. In this paper, we explain the pilot testing that has led us to the current evaluation design and outline the next steps.Conference Title
Performance Metrics for Intelligent Systems Workshop Proceedings (PerMIS)
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Human-robot interaction, metrics
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Created February 27, 2007, Updated February 17, 2017