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human-centered automation: a standalone construct

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Human factors

an approach to automation design that keeps the human operator in command, informed and involved, rather than automating whatever is possible.

In human factors, human-centered automation refers to an approach to automation design that keeps the human operator in command, informed and involved, rather than automating whatever is possible. This meaning comes from Billings (1997) in Aviation automation.[1]

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  1. Billings, C. E. (1997). Aviation automation. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers. ISBN 9780805821277

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