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Ergonomics Laboratory

The Ergonomics lab is a space for conducting the human-in-the-loop experiment using an eye and head-integrated tracking system. The lab is located in E3427 Thomas & Nell Lafferre Hall building. This lab is divided into the data analysis area (200 square feet) and the testing chamber (160 square feet). Various research experiments related to healthcare, eye-tracking, augmented reality, ergonomics, and training have been conducted in this lab.  

EQUIPMENT

• Hardware: 7 high-performance Windows PC, 2 Windows Laptops, 1 MacBook Pro, 1 iMac, 1Mobile Eye-XG eye-tracking glasses, Pupil Pro Eye-tracking glass, Gaze-point, Tobii Eye-X controller, Tobii Pro Glass 2, Eye Tech VT3 & VT3 mini devices, Dikablis Eye Trackers, NDI Polaris optical motion tracking system, 6 near field electromagnetic ranging (NFER) wide span locators and 18 NFER indoor tracking sensors, GoPro Hero 4, SONY DV Direct, Digital multimeter, Sound and Light Meter, Motionlogger Actigraph watch, Heart Rate Monitor Watch, Oculus Rift, Kinect, Myo armband, Leap Motion

•  Software: Micro Saint Sharp, Simio, TaskArchitect, Eye-tracking data analysis solution (Monitor tracking and Gaze map), UX analysis software, and Display Transmit Unit (DTU)

Motion-Capture Mixed Reality (MR) Laboratory

The lab is a space for conducting the MR experiment using a 3D motion capture system and multiple head-mounted display devices. The lab (540 square feet) is located at W1068 Thomas & Nell Lafferre Hall building.