AUVSI's Unmanned Systems 2016

Jay Shively
Senior Scientist - Human Autonomy Teaming Lab
NASA Ames Research Center


Jay Shively is currently the Senior Scientist for the Human Autonomy Teaming (HAT) lab. His current work includes multi-vehicle control (m:N). Pior to this, Jay was the Detect and Avoid and Human Systems Integration Lead for NASA’s UAS Integration into the NAS project. In that role, he led a multi-disciplinary team across four NASA research centers to address barriers impeding the integration of UAS. To serve in this role, Jay transitioned to NASA after 25 years with the US Army. During his tenure with the Army, Jay was the Human Systems Integration group leader for the Aeroflightdynamics Directorate. In that role, he coordinated efforts on helicopter brown-out symbology, UAS ground station design, and cockpit design issues. He has published numerous articles and book chapters on Human Performance issues in Aviation.

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