Tal Oron-Gilad – Human Factors Engineering

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Archive for category operational concepts

A retrospective look at the operator/UAS ratio and its implications

Posted by Tal Oron-Gilad in Military & Law Enforcement Applications, operational concepts, unmanned aerial systems on August 2, 2015

Come see us at the AUVSI conference November 2015 in Tel-Aviv.

abstract for AUVSI

MOMU, unmanned vehicle

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  • Tal Oron-Gilad PhD.

    Human Factors Engineering Research

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    • About Tal
    • Research Interests
      • Military and Law Enforcement Applications
      • Tactile and Multimodal Displays
      • Transportation research and Traffic safety
        • The influence of environmental distractors on pedestrian behavior
      • Human Robot Interaction (HRI)/Human Robot Ecosystem (HRE)
      • Affective Design
    • Research Laboratories
      • Studying dismounted soldiers in operational settings
      • Virtual Environment for the study of Pedestrian behavior (the Dome projection facility)
      • Robotic arm assistant
      • Follow me – Design for person-following robots
    • Publications and peer reviewed Conference proceedings by topic
    • In the media
    • In books…
    • Videos
    • Posters
    • Research reports
    • Graduate track in Human Factors Engineering
    • Contact info for Tal

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