With the advent of flexible and powerful settings of automation, for example collaboration between teams of humans and robots, the question arises how to make also these accessible to non-automation professionals within their everyday contexts. Based on these considerations, this workshop sets out to investigate novel forms of human engagement with automated technology: (1) monitor and intervene, (2) team up and cooperate, and (3) orchestrate and delegate. The objectives of the workshop are as follows:
- Explore factors of engagement with automation,
- Discuss major challenges of automation engagement,
- Identify promising future research topics in the form of project ideas and a research agenda,
- Expand a multi-disciplinary network of automation experience researchers.
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