Dr. Matthew Johnson is a research scientist in the area of human-machine teaming for technologies such as robotics, software agents, and autonomous vehicles, in a variety of domains including disaster response, space applications, aviation, and military operations. Matt has been a researcher for over 16 years with IHMC. He has worked on numerous projects including the Oz flight display for reducing the cognitive workload in the cockpit, DARPA Augmented Cognition for improving human performance, and several human-robot coordination projects for both NASA and the Department of Defense. He played a leadership role in IHMC’s 2nd place finish at the international robotics competition known as the DARPA Robotics Challenge. He has worked with Nissan on fleet management of autonomous vehicles and Aerovironment on the management of multiple unmanned aircraft. Matt was also part of the DARPA ALIAS project focused on developing a robotic copilot. He is currently working with his local police department on development of their drone program. Matthew’s research interest focuses on improving performance in human-machine systems through design of more effective human-machine teamwork.