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Bruce Mehler is a Research Scientist in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab and New England University Transportation Center, and former Director of Applications & Development at NeuroDyne Medical Corporation. He has an extensive background in the development and application of non-invasive physiological monitoring technologies and research interests in workload assessment, individual differences in responseRead more

I a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, with joint appointments in the School of Psychology and the School of Interactive Computing. In addition, I am a member of Georgia Tech’s HCI faculty and HCC faculty, as well as the Graphics, Visualization, and Usability (GVU) Center. I coordinate the Psychology Track in the GT Masters Program in HCI (MS-HCI). I completedRead more

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“IDEO” trained UX/UI creative, technical and interactive media professional with more than 20 years of proven excellence creating visual designs, products, interfaces, 3D and motion graphics for internationally recognizable clients. Creative UX/UI and project lead in many fields including displays, robotics, input devices, interaction techniques, gaming, computer vision, sensors, audio, speech, biometrics, wearable computing, dataRead more

Derek leads product marketing, partner marketing, and communications for Rightware, the leader in automotive UI software. Building on a career in product management and strategic planning in smartphone software and hardware platforms as well as telecoms, he most recently led cloud and data center community evangelism at Intel’s Open Source Technology Center. Derek’s degrees spanRead more

› 2005-2012: Group Leader Head-up Displays (HUDs) › 2006-2012: Project Leader: First 2nd Gen. HUD project › 2007-2016: Project Leader: Several HUD Innovation-Projects › 2010-2016: Senior Technical Expert (L3), Expert Field: Optics / Optical Syst. › Since end 2016: Principal Technical Expert Optical TechnologiesRead more

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Me, Hanna With my genuine interest in the area of user experience and interaction design, I see great value in understanding users’ needs to be able to meet their expectations in the design. To understand users’ needs and expectations of the new paradigm, autonomous driving, is a challenge. What value will autonomous cars bring and howRead more

Dr. Paul Green is a Research Professor in the Driver Interface Group at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute and both a Research Professor and Adjunct Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering.  He teaches the courses on automotive human factors, human-computer interaction, and is the leader of the Human Factors Engineering Short Course, theRead more