by Richard Pak
We were at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual conference in San Antonio. This post is merely here to collect our six-part posts on various talks. These only scratch the surface of what was presented.
Part 1: The Mechanical Bull
Part 2: Eliciting knowledge structures
Part 3: Health, Internet, and ROBOTS!
Part 4: Hearing and understanding
Part 5: Rich gets lost (Automation/Trust)
Part 6: More [...]
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by Anne McLaughlin
Recently I posted on some potential human factors problems caused by Toyota’s design of their floor mats. For this post, I would like to compliment Toyota on their automatic power windows. The windows can be lowered fully and automatically by one quick press on the button. However, to be raised, the lever on the button must be continuously raised [...]
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