Servicemen are now by far engaged in complex operations involving cooperation with multiple
actors and specialists under time pressure in uncertain and highly dynamic hostile environments.
Moreover, military operators will be more likely to interact with advanced artificial intelligence
(AI) based technology. There is a need to implement monitoring solutions to objectively assess
the efficiency of human-human and human-AI teaming on the battlefield. The Hyperscan research
project forms part of this perspective and aims to investigate the physiological and neural markers
of cooperation between human teammates and as well as between humans and artificial agents
