Kuru, Kaya ORCID: 0000-0002-4279-4166 (2024) Human-in-the-Loop Teleoperation Modes for Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Systems. In: 4. Interdisciplinary Conference on Electrics and Computer (INTCEC 2024), 11-13 June 2024, Chicago-USA.
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Official URL: https://doi.org/10.1109/INTCEC61833.2024.10603071
Abstract
In all future scenarios of fully autonomous ground or air vehicle networks, human intervention is expected to take place in the form of remote immediate involvement/assistance. The use of telemanipulation with various ``human-in-the-loop (HITL)'' schemes is anticipated to instil the necessary degree of trust in autonomous vehicles (AVs) while operating in a highly volatile environment with other vehicles and a multitude of obstacles. According to numerous research papers, autonomous uninhabited aerial vehicles (A-UAVs) will reach higher penetration levels in mixed air traffic in the coming years. However, there hasn't been enough research in the literature on efficient A-UAV management in real-world use cases with a lot of uncertainty. This paper attempts to bridge this gap by examining the telemanipulation schemes between two smart agents: human telemanipulators (HTMs) and A-UAVs. HITL telemanipulation described in this report can i) play a key role in enabling A-UAVs to instantly handle a multitude of uncertainties and ii) expedite the integration of A-UAVs into mixed air traffic.
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