Browsing by Author "Charles, Rebecca"

Browsing by Author "Charles, Rebecca"

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  • Blink counts can differentiate between task type and load 
    Charles, Rebecca; Nixon, Jim (Chartered Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors, 2017-04-27)
    Physiological measures have been increasing in popularity due to the growing availability of equipment that allows measurement in real time. Eye blinks are an easy measure to collect using video capture. Our findings ...
  • Charting the edges of human performance 
    Kirwan, Barry; Wies, Matthias; Charles, Rebecca; Dormoy, Charles-Alban; Letouze, Theodore; Lemkadden, Alia; Maille, Nicolas; Nixon, Jim; Ruscio, Daniele; Schmidt-Moll, Carsten (EDP Sciences, 2019-12-17)
    In the Horizon 2020 funded Future Sky Safety programme, the Human Performance Envelope project pushed airline pilots to the edges of their performance in real-time cockpit simulations, by increasing stress and workload, ...
  • How and why we need to capture tacit knowledge in manufacturing: Case studies of visual inspection 
    Johnson, Teegan L.; Fletcher, Sarah R.; Baker, W; Charles, Rebecca (Elsevier, 2018-08-03)
    Human visual inspection skills remain superior for ensuring product quality and conformance to standards in the manufacturing industry. However, at present these skills cannot be formally shared with other workers or used ...
  • How eye tracking data can enhance human performance in tomorrow's cockpit 
    Biella, Marcus; Wies, Matthias; Charles, Rebecca; Maille, Nicolas; Berberian, Bruno; Nixon, Jim (Royal Aeronautical Society, 2017-12-31)
  • Search strategies in human visual inspection 
    Charles, Rebecca; Tailor, Mitul; Fletcher, Sarah R. (Taylor and Francis, 2015-04-08)
    Visual inspection in high value manufacturing is a task currently undertaken by highly trained human operators. Human operators show variability in detection rates and strategies. Work has been carried out (within the ...
  • Understanding the human performance envelope using electrophysiological measures from wearable technology 
    Nixon, James; Charles, Rebecca (Springer, 2017-09-13)
    In this article, we capture electrophysiological measures from a new wearable technology to understand the human performance envelope. Using the NASA Multi-Attribute Task Battery (MATB II), participants completed tasks ...
  • The use of job aids for visual inspection in manufacturing and maintenance 
    Charles, Rebecca; Johnson, Teegan L.; Fletcher, Sarah R. (Elsevier, 2015-10-27)
    Visual inspection is a task regularly seen in manufacturing applications and is still primarily carried out by human operators. This study explored the use of job aids (anything used to assist the operator with the task, ...
  • Your new colleague is a robot. Is that ok? 
    Charles, Rebecca; Charalambous, George; Fletcher, Sarah R. (CRC Press: Taylor and Francis Group, 2015-04-13)
    Human robot collaboration is a concept under development that will be applied within manufacturing environments in the near future to increase efficiency and quality. While there have been significant advances in technology ...