论文信息 - Trust between man and machine in a teleoperation system

Trust between man and machine in a teleoperation system

Abstract The work we present deals with the trust of man in a teleoperation system. Trust is important because it is linked to stress which modifies human reliability. We are trying to quantify trust. In this paper, we'll present the theory of trust in relationships, and its extension for a man-machine system. Then, we explain the links between trust and human reliability. Then, we introduce our experimental process and the first results concerning selfconfidence.

D. Jolly | A. M. Desodt | I. Dassonville

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