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Human–Autonomy Teaming

As organizations increasingly integrate AI, automation, and autonomous systems into their operations, the challenge is no longer just about human performance—it’s about how humans and machines work together as teams. At Florida Maxima, we conduct cutting-edge research and provide consulting solutions to help organizations design, train, and optimize human–autonomy teams for success. 

Why Human–Autonomy Teaming Matters

Autonomous systems are becoming essential across industries—aviation, defense, healthcare, spaceflight, and beyond. But simply deploying technology isn’t enough. Teams must be able to:

  • Trust automation without over-relying on it
  • Communicate and coordinate effectively across human and AI partners
  • Adapt when autonomy fails or requires human intervention
  • Leverage strengths of both humans and machines for optimal performance 

When done well, human–autonomy teaming enhances safety, efficiency, and resilience. When neglected, it can create confusion, errors, and mission failure.

Our Approach

We apply decades of expertise in team dynamics, human factors, and performance under stress to the unique challenges of human–autonomy teaming. Our approach includes:

  • Task and Role Design – Defining how human and AI “teammates” complement one another.
  • Trust Calibration – Ensuring automation is used appropriately—neither ignored nor over-relied upon.
  • Training and Simulation – Preparing human teams to work seamlessly with autonomous agents.
  • Performance Measurement – Developing metrics to assess effectiveness and adaptability of human–autonomy teams.

Applications

We have applied our frameworks in contexts such as:

  • Spaceflight – Preparing astronauts to collaborate with autonomous systems on long-duration missions.
  • Defense and Security – Integrating autonomy into mission-critical operations under stress and uncertainty.
  • Healthcare – Supporting medical teams in working with AI-enabled diagnostic and support systems.
  • Industry and Aviation – Enhancing safety and efficiency in complex, technology-rich environments.

Let’s Talk

Human–autonomy teaming represents the next frontier in teamwork and performance. With Florida Maxima’s expertise, your organization can ensure that human and machine teammates are not just coexisting—but collaborating to achieve superior outcomes. Contact us today to learn more about our Human–Autonomy Teaming research and consulting solutions.

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