Trends in Neuroergonomics Tagungsband 11. Berliner Werkstatt Mensch-Maschine-Systeme ; 7.–9. Oktober 2015, Berlin / Proceedings of the 11th Berlin Workshop Human-Machine Systems ; 7th–9th October 2015, Berlin

Trends in Neuroergonomics presents the proceedings of the 11th Berlin Workshop on Human-Machine Systems, held in October 2015, focusing on the integration of neuroscience with ergonomics to enhance human-machine interaction. This volume explores the application of psychophysiological measures within diverse human-machine contexts, offering insights into how brain function relates to performance in real-world environments.

The collection features contributions from international experts who detail new approaches to mobile brain imaging and advancements in neuroadaptive technologies. It delves into understanding human cognitive and emotional states through brain activity, with implications for designing systems that are more intuitive, efficient, and responsive to human users. The papers cover areas such as mental workload assessment, adaptive automation, and brain-computer interfaces, providing a foundational resource for researchers and practitioners in neuroergonomics, human factors, and cognitive engineering seeking to optimize the interplay between humans and technology.