THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

Our team's researchers are from The University of New Mexico, Purdue University, University of Colorado Boulder, The University of Texas at Austin, Sandia National Laboratories, The Air Force Research Laboratory, and United Technologies Research Center... Human interaction with autonomous cyber-physical systems is becoming ubiquitous in consumer products, transportation systems, manufacturing, and many other domains. This project seeks constructive methods to answer the question: How can we design cyber-physical systems to be responsive and personalized, yet also provide high-confidence assurances of reliability? Cyber-physical systems that adapt to the human, and account for the human's ongoing adaptation to the system, could have enormous impact in everyday life as well as in specialized domains (biomedical devices and systems, transportation systems, manufacturing, military applications), by significantly reducing training time, increasing the breadth of the human's experiences..

Also known as: autonomy