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In drones we trust!? Insights into mental model formation, trust development, and behavioral outcomes in autonomous technology: The case of human-drone interaction

2026-07-21

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<p>As autonomous drones become increasingly integrated into intralogistics warehousing environments, understanding how trust develops in these systems is critical. This study investigates how brief interaction with an autonomous drone influences users’ mental models, trust, behavior, and semantic representations. Nineteen participants interacted with a drone in a warehouse mock-up. Measures were collected before,...

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0e861c00-74f1-5c7a-8d00-5e0487875073
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10.31234/osf.io/ksgbr_v1
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