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Human-Centered Machine Intelligence

Human-Centered Machine Intelligence

Image about New interface helps unmanned aerial vehicles perform search and rescue

HCMI Research Profiles

The Human-Centered Machine Intelligence Lab studies problems of using machine intelligence to support human activity. Problem areas include human-robot interaction, human-interaction with UAVs, general human-machine interaction, and multi-agent learning.  Sponsors of current and previous work include the NSF, DARPA, ARL, and INL.

Early Summer Field Trial

Field Test Image Tuesday, May 29, 2008

Earlier this summer students from the HCMI teamed up with members of the MAGICC and Vision labs to run a test trial of the UAV near the hills west of Santaquin. The students were given an imagined situation describing the last known place that the missing person was supposedly seen, as well as a description of their clothing. The UAV was in the air and flying a search pattern within a short time of arriving at the site, with students assigned to different responsibilities in aiding the search. After an initial search and a pause to change out the batteries in the UAV, the team located the hidden mannequin in less than a half hour.

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