Congratulations to Patrik Schuler for winning the Best Student Paper Award at the Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making TG of HFES 2023! Patrik’s paper is “Adapting to Imperfect Automation: The Impact of Experience on Dependence Behavior and Response Strategies. “
U-M IOE has wrapped up another successful ENCHANT (ErgoNomiCs and Human-Automation iNteracTion) camp! This camp is focused on familiarizing 7th and 8th-grade students with ergonomics and human-automation interaction. Kudos to Shreyas Bhat, Hyesun Chung, Jinyong Kim, Jundi Liu, Doowon Han, and Szu Tung Chen for designing the hosting the activities!
Check out our recent publications in the International Journal of Social Robotics: Modeling and Predicting Trust Dynamics in Human-Robot Teaming: A Bayesian Inference Approach and Context-Adaptive Management of Drivers’ Trust in Automated Vehicles.
Check out our new publication in Accident Analysis & Prevention: Predicting Driver Takeover Performance in Conditionally Automated Driving.
ICRL has four posters at CHI ’20. Congratulations to Ruikun, Na, Yaohui, and Qiaoning!
Ruikun, Na, Yaohui, Taa, Christine, and Sabrina will attend the 2019 Human Factors Annual Meeting in Seattle, Oct 28– Nov 1, 2019.
Ruikun has received the HFES student presenter award and will be presenting two papers entitled “Toward Real-time Assessment of Workload: A Bayesian Inference Approach” and “Enhancing Transparency in Human-autonomy Teaming via the Option-centric Rationale Display”. Na will be presenting her paper entitled “Examining the impacts of drivers’ emotions on takeover readiness and performance in highly automated driving”.
One member of ICRL — Sabrina Benge is attending the the 2019 Robotics: Science and Systems Conference in Freiburg, Germany June 22-26, 2019.
Sabrina will be presenting Ruikun Luo’s and her joint workshop paper entitled “Toward an Interactive Robot Docent: Estimating Museum Visitors’ Comfort Level with Art”.
ICRL member Na Du received the Rackham International Student Fellowship. Congratulations Na!
Three members of ICRL — Na Du, Kevin Huang, and Chenlan Wang — are attending the Human Factors and Ergonomics Annual Meeting (HFES ’18) in Philadelphia OCT 1-5, 2018.
Na will be presenting her paper titled “Evaluating effects of automation reliability and reliability information on trust, dependence and dual-task performance” and Chenlan will be presenting her work titled “Automation reliability and trust: A Bayesian inference approach”.
Prof. Jessie Yang serves on the reaction panel in the “Autonomy takes flight: United States Air Force 2030” workshop.
