Taming HAL¶
Degani. (2004). Taming HAL: Designing Interfaces Beyond 2001. Springer.
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Domain-specific¶
- Mode Error
- The canonical instances span text editors (vi keystrokes that are text in insert mode and commands in command mode), glass-cockpit autopilot mode confusion (Sarter and Woods's research on flight-deck incidents; autothrottle FLCH vs V/S vs VNAV mode confusion), anaesthesia-machine ventilation modes (SIMV, PRVC, AC — same controls, different semantics by mode), medical infusion pump modes (bolus vs continuous, basal vs prime), automotive electronic shifters (the Jeep electronic-shifter recall is a mode-error case), and touch-surface modal interaction
This sourceThat mode error recurs as one mechanism across mode-dependent control surfaces - flight-deck automation, medical devices and everyday consumer and automotive interfaces.
- The canonical instances span text editors (vi keystrokes that are text in insert mode and commands in command mode), glass-cockpit autopilot mode confusion (Sarter and Woods's research on flight-deck incidents; autothrottle FLCH vs V/S vs VNAV mode confusion), anaesthesia-machine ventilation modes (SIMV, PRVC, AC — same controls, different semantics by mode), medical infusion pump modes (bolus vs continuous, basal vs prime), automotive electronic shifters (the Jeep electronic-shifter recall is a mode-error case), and touch-surface modal interaction
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