The name “Haptic Synergy” was chosen to reflect the core focus and mission of the website and research .
“Haptic” refers to the sense of touch and tactile feedback, which is a key element in human-drone interaction. By incorporating haptic technology, the aim is to enhance the intuitive and immersive connection between users and drones.
The term “Synergy” emphasizes the collaborative and integrated approach that Haptic Synergy takes. It signifies the harmonious interaction and combined strength that arises from the integration of haptic feedback and drone technology. It also symbolizes the collaboration between researchers, industry experts, and users to drive innovation and advancements in the field of human-drone interaction for critical infrastructure protection.
Overall, the name Haptic Synergy encapsulates the core principles of the website and research, highlighting the importance of touch-based interaction, collaboration, and the potential for greater synergy between humans and drones in critical infrastructure protection.
The vision for the long-term results of this research extends beyond its immediate impact. The goal is to envision a future where human-drone interaction is seamlessly integrated, intuitive, and safe, revolutionizing critical infrastructure protection.
The knowledge and insights gained from this research will not only enhance the understanding of UAV implementation but also inform the development of industry standards, guidelines, and best practices. Through collaboration and innovation, the aim is to create a lasting legacy that transforms the way drones are utilized, ensuring utmost efficiency, effectiveness, and safety in safeguarding critical infrastructure. Together, we can pave the way for a future where human-drone synergy leads to unparalleled advancements in protecting what matters most.
Anja Kolak holds a Master’s degree in Defense Studies and currently works as a researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana. She is a doctoral candidate focusing on the social factors of acceptance and usage of unmanned systems in different contexts. As a member of the Center for Methodology and Informatics, she is actively involved in several research projects. Additionally, as a member of the Centre for Social Studies of Science, she has a keen interest in social studies of science and technology, as well as theories and models related to technology acceptance. Anja also brings valuable research experience in the fields of modern weapon systems, information technology, and cyber security.
ARTICLES AND OTHER COMPONENT PARTS
1.01 Original scientific article
1.12 Published scientific conference contribution abstract
1.16 Independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph
MONOGRAPHS AND OTHER COMPLETED WORKS
2.01 Scientific monograph
2.09 Master’s thesis
2.12 Final research report
2.13 Treatise, preliminary study, study
PERFORMED WORKS (EVENTS)
3.15 Unpublished conference contribution
3.25 Other performed works