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Designing human-centric intelligent systems in aviation: applications of artificial cognitive systems, AI-enhanced investigations, and immersive eVTOL simulation training
Source authors: Dimitrios Ziakkas; Debra Henneberry; Anastasios Plioutsias
Originally published in Human-Intelligent Systems Integration · 2025
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Designing human-centric intelligent systems in aviation: applications of artificial cognitive systems, AI-enhanced investigations, and immersive eVTOL simulation training
Dimitrios Ziakkas; Debra Henneberry; Anastasios Plioutsias
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Connects human-centered AI, investigations, fatigue management and eVTOL training. Useful for the volume's forward-looking discussion of connected aviation systems.
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Dimitrios Ziakkas; Debra Henneberry; Anastasios Plioutsias (2025). Designing human-centric intelligent systems in aviation: applications of artificial cognitive systems, AI-enhanced investigations, and immersive eVTOL simulation training. Human-Intelligent Systems Integration, 7(1), 249-262. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42454-025-00083-x
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