Physiological Sensors in Adaptive Systems: Current Uses and Emerging Trends
Join us at Cranfield University for a fascinating event delving into the world of physiological sensors. Discover the current uses and explore emerging trends in this rapidly evolving field. Learn from experts, engage in discussions, and network with like-minded individuals. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in adaptive systems! Reserve your spot now.
The real-time monitoring of human cognitive and emotional states using physiological signals is seen as a key enabler for forming effective partnerships between humans and automated / autonomous / AI agents. This is particularly relevant to future adaptive socio-technical systems which may allocate proportionately more tasks to the technical agent based on the detection of human cognitive-emotion ‘red lines’ (e.g., overloaded, frustration, fear, distrust). Such systems are expected to become more prevalent across a range of commercial and industrial domains, including aviation, automotive, maritime and manufacturing.
This free, EPSRC funded, full-day workshop will bring together individuals belonging from different commercial and industrial areas, both from academia and industry, who have a shared interest in the application of physiological sensor technologies for the purpose of optimising socio-technical systems.
