This project is part of the Forschungskolleg “Design of flexible working environments – human-centered use of Cyber-Physical Systems in industry 4.0” run by the Universities of Paderborn and Bielefeld. We investigate how to develop learning, intelligent assistance systems for industrial workers that adapt their level of assistance and autonomy to the internal state of the worker, and need to make this understood, accepted, and utilized by the user.
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Computational cognitive modeling of the predictive active self in situated action (COMPAS)
The COMPAS project aims to develop a computational cognitive model of the execution and control of situated action in an embodied cognitive architecture that allows for (1) a detailed explanation, in computational terms, of the mechanisms and processes underlying the sense of agency; (2) simulation of situated actions along with the subjectively perceived sense of control and its impact on how actions are regulated, (3) empirical validation through comparison with empirical data obtained in experimental studies with human participants.