Abstract
In our July 2013 article, “Flight Deck Automation: Invaluable Collaborator or Insidious Enabler?” we addressed the problems induced by flight deck automation. In this second of our two-article series, we propose design concepts intended to improve safety by modifying the interface between human operators and the automation they supervise. We provide examples illustrating our vision toward the implementation of a more context-aware system to enable effective communication of intent, goal progression, and limitations between machine functions and human operators.
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