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 TeamCAMS is a research tool to model a complex technical work domain and evaluate human-AI interaction. TeamCAMS is a research tool to model a complex technical work domain and evaluate human-AI interaction.
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 +{{ :operator_interface.png?direct&600 | Operator's interface }}
  
 ==== How does it work? ==== ==== How does it work? ====
  
-TeamCAMS simulates a Cabin Air Management System (a.k.a CAMS). You can get an overview of the system on [[CAMS overview|this page]]. The simulator itself is described in [[TeamCAMS architecture|this page]].+TeamCAMS simulates a Cabin Air Management System (a.k.a CAMS). You can get an overview of the system on [[CAMS overview|this page]]. The architecture of the simulator itself is described in [[TeamCAMS architecture|this page]].
 TeamCAMS can simulate several types of [[Simulated Faults|fault]] which affect the operation of the system and introduce some challenges to the operator. TeamCAMS can simulate several types of [[Simulated Faults|fault]] which affect the operation of the system and introduce some challenges to the operator.
  
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 TeamCAMS is based on a client-server architecture, and includes an [[Experiment Manager|Experiment Manager]] (the server), a native application used to setup and serve experiments, and the [[Operator Interface|Operator Interface]] (the client), which runs inside a web browser. TeamCAMS is based on a client-server architecture, and includes an [[Experiment Manager|Experiment Manager]] (the server), a native application used to setup and serve experiments, and the [[Operator Interface|Operator Interface]] (the client), which runs inside a web browser.
  
-Researchers can create or edit scripts using a graphical [[Script Editor|Script Editor]]. Scripts are XML files which define a list of scheduled events (such as faults) that will affect a simulation run. TeamCAMS supporta AutoCAMS's scripts, while adding new elements and configuration options.+Researchers can create or edit scripts using a graphical [[Script Editor|Script Editor]]. Scripts are XML files which define a list of scheduled events (such as faults) that will affect a simulation run. TeamCAMS supports AutoCAMS's scripts, while adding new elements and configuration options. 
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 +==== Where can I get it? ==== 
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 +TeamCAMS will be released soon! 
 +The server/manager requires a 64-bit Windows or Linux machine. The operator's interface runs in the browser. 
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 +==== Credits ==== 
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 +Copyright (C) 2015-2024 Amos Brocco 
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 +Developed for the [[https://www.unifr.ch/psycho/en/department/staff/teams/cogerg.html|Cognitive Ergonomics and Work Psychology Team, Psychology Department of Fribourg University, Switzerland 
 +]]. Work done at the [[https://www.supsi.ch/isin|Department of Innovative Technologies, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland]] 
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 +Contact: amos _dot_ brocco _at_ supsi _dot_ ch 
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 +[[https://teamcams.syscall.org/teamcams/doku.php?id=start&do=login|L]] 
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