Behavior, Accessibility, Technology (BAT) Lab at San Jose State University; Lab Director: @gaojian_huang We conduct Human Factors research
San Jose, CA
Joined August 2021
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Graduate students Aries Chu, Poorva Jain, and Aveline Zhang attended the 38th Annual CSU Research Competition held at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo. Special congratulations to Aries Chu, for winning the First Place in Engineering and Computer Science.
Dr. Gaojian Huang and graduate student Zhi Zhang presented three studies at the 2023 Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES) Annual Meeting in Washington, DC.
Graduate student Miaomiao Dong presented a poster at the 15th AutoUI conference in Ingolstadt, Germany in September, 2023.
Graduate student Miaomiao (Mia) Dong presented two studies on trust in automated vehicles (supported by Honda Research Institute USA) and alcohol effects on driving (collaborated with the ECHO Lab, director @jackiescha) at the 66th HFES Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA.
Graduate student Kimberly D. Martinez presented a poster on tactile interfaces to support automated vehicle takeover at the 66th Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA.
Our newest two publications on tactile display (e.g., haptic seat) and automated vehicle takeover are now available in the journals of IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems (ieeexplore.ieee.org/document…) and IEEE Access (ieeexplore.ieee.org/document…).
The BAT Lab graduate student, Kimberly D. Martinez, presented a study on meaningful tactile signals to assist takeover in automated driving at this year's Automotive User Interface conference in South Korea, Seoul. @AutomotiveUI
Congratulations to our graduate student, Kimberly Martinez, for winning the 2022 Donald Beall-Rockwell Award for Engineering Accomplishment.
Dr. Huang (@gaojian_huang) presented a survey study on age, self-perceived driving abilities, and #autonomous vehicle acceptance at the #virtual Technology, Mind, & Society Conference, hosted by @APA.
The 2021 program is now available online at tms.apa.org.
BAT Lab had our first #social event over Halloween weekend! Our lab members took some time to bond over a morning hike and relax with some post-hike brunch and coffee.
