Tal Oron-Gilad
I am a Full Professor for Human Factors and Interaction Design at the Dept. of Industrial Engineering and Management at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. In this site I discuss my research interests.
Homepage: http://talorongilad.com
Pedestrians’ intent to cross in a fully autonomous vehicle environment; looking at crossing opportunity, eHMI message and wait time
Posted in News on January 6, 2025
Hochman, M., Parmet, Y., & Oron-Gilad, T. (2024). Pedestrians’ intent to cross in a fully autonomous vehicle environment; looking at crossing opportunity, eHMI message and wait time. Traffic Injury Prevention, 25(sup1), S126–S136. https://doi.org/10.1080/15389588.2024.2372801
Here is a video of the presentation we presented at the AAAM’s 68th Annual Scientific Conference in Seoul, South Korea
Workshop:Participatory design (PD) of socially assistive robots (SARs)
Posted in HRI, Human-Robot Interaction, News on December 19, 2022
Last week we organized a hands on workshop in ICSR 2022 utilizing our toolkit
Decision making in advanced technological systems
This graduate course (364 – 2 – 1971) presents selected issues in decision-making research and their application to the design and operation of advanced technological systems. In this course, students learn how to adapt behavioral models and apply them to the design of the interaction of humans with advanced, intelligent technological systems. We aim to improve the quality of interaction by addressing the topics from multiple perspectives (individual, team and group), multiple types of models (agent-based, interaction-based, behavioral), factors and domains.
Course poster session. On 23/6 the class will present 20 posters related to decision making and technology in the domains of transportation, media and communication, medical and health, and robots and human robot interaction.
https://app.virtualpostersession.org/e/64ffba6872c8f3fc949c40d77b93e621
The ‘Bot in the box’ Technique for remote HRI studies
Posted in HRI, human factors engineering, robotics on February 22, 2022
Here we describe a new method to conduct studies in HRI that we developed during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
The Laundry Room – a research facility to study human-robot interaction
Meet Sawyer as a laundry sorting robot. The user places the dirty laundry on the sorting table. Sawyer then sorts the dirty laundry by color and places the clothes in the appropriate bins.
see the short video at https://youtu.be/WTvuA9oHP8g
Human Factors Engineering 