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The scientific program and technical sessions are subject to change. Half-Day tutorials at introductory, intermediate, and advanced levels, covering the entire spectrum of the conference. The opening session, plenary keynote, technical sessions, and poster demonstrations will be held December 1–3, 2026. Sessions will be offered in person and online through the conference platform. Registered participants are encouraged to attend all conference days.
AHFE 2026 Hawaii International ConferenceHuman Factors in Design, Engineering, and Computing December 1–3, 2026 Address: 2424 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 (Google Maps) |
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AHFE 2026 Hawaii Conference Reception:Schedule: 18:00-20:00 (HST), Tuesday December 1, 2026 Location: Hyatt Regency Waikiki Address: 2424 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 (Google Maps) (Registered Participants only - Dress: Hawaiian-style, Photo ID Required) * If you have a guest joining you, please register each guest 10 days in advance here. |
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AHFE 2026 Hawaii Conference Location:Location: Hyatt Regency Waikiki - Grand Ballroom Address: 2424 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 (Google Maps) |
AHFE 2026 Opening Session and Keynote AddressTuesday, December 1, 2026 · 8:30–9:30 HST Room: Makai Ballroom 
Dr. Farzan SasangoharTexas A&M University, USAHuman-Centered AI and the Future of Digital HealthcarePlenary Keynote SummaryHealthcare is undergoing a transformation from episodic treatment to continuous, personalized, and proactive care. At the center of this transformation lies the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI), digital health technologies, and human-centered systems design. In this keynote, Dr. Farzan Sasangohar will explore how human-centered AI can support continuous monitoring and self-management of mental health and chronic conditions. Through examples from interdisciplinary research and applied healthcare innovation, the talk will highlight the development and evaluation of AI-enabled digital interventions designed to enhance accessibility, engagement, personalization, and clinical impact. The presentation will examine how intelligent systems can leverage wearable sensing, behavioral data, and adaptive analytics to provide real-time insights, personalized recommendations, and proactive support while maintaining usability, trust, and patient autonomy. Key challenges, including ethical AI, implementation barriers, privacy, explainability, and integration into healthcare workflows, will also be discussed. By bridging human factors engineering and AI, this keynote will outline a vision for the next generation of healthcare systems: systems that continuously support individuals, adapt to their needs, and place humans at the center of technological innovation. Speaker BioDr. Farzan Sasangohar is a Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering and Environmental and Occupational Health at Texas A&M University. He is the co-author of Design for Health: Applications of Human Factors in Healthcare and has authored over 110 peer-reviewed journal articles. He currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Human Factors in Healthcare and as the Secretary-Treasurer of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES). He has received numerous international awards for research, teaching, and service, including the Technical Innovations in IE and the Hamed K. Eldin Outstanding Early Career IE in Academia Award from the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE); the Jack A. Kraft Innovator Award, William C. Howell Young Investigator Award, and Bentzi-Karsh Early-Career Service Award from HFES; and the Kingfar Young Researcher Award from the International Ergonomics Association (IEA). Dr. Sasangohar’s research interests include digital health and monitoring tools aimed at workers’ physical and mental health and performance in sociotechnical systems. |
AHFE 2026 Hawaii Conference Technical Program |
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| Location: Hyatt Regency Waikiki
Address: 2424 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815 (Google Maps) |
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| Day 1 Technical Sessions | TRACK | ROOM | ||
Tuesday,
December 1, 2026 - 10:00-11:00 (HST) 60
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| SESSION | 1 | Application of Emerging Technologies I | AET | AHFE 1 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Debra Henneberry, USA and Dimitrios Ziakkas, UK | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Digital fitting as a resource-optimization
strategy: Service-based digital twins for collaborative
accessory design Tommaso Roviello, Benedetta Russo, Clara Bassano, Paolo Piciocchi, Italy |
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| Development of an AI agent for failure
monitoring, diagnosis and remaining useful life of
capacitors in safety signal processor in NPPs Sangjun Park, Chang Hwoi Kim, South Korea |
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| The evolution of ADAS safety: A human factors
perspective Iiona Scully, Abby Swenson, Stephanie Reeves, David Cades, USA |
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| Designing and implementing a total pilot
performance course for undergraduate aviation students Debra Henneberry, Julius Keller, USA |
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| From emerging technologies to operational
capability: Human-centred transition pathways for AI
implementation Debra Henneberry, Dimitrios Ziakkas, USA/UK |
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| SESSION | 2 | Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing I | AISC | AHFE 2 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Si-Jae Teh, USA and Rodolfo Bojorque, Ecuador | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Short-form social media exposure &
attention tolerance in AI interaction Si-Jae Teh, Duha Ali, USA |
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| Medical discourse as an object of linguistic
research: Possibilities of artificial intelligence
application Sabira Issakova, Agisa Rakhymgaliyeva, Natalya Mishankina, Kazakhstan |
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| Artificial intelligence in linguistics: A
scientific and methodological analysis and development
prospects Sabira Isakova, Sanya Madzhaeva, Elena Gagarina, Zukhra Moldabayeva, Kazakhstan |
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| Effectiveness of automated social engineering
attacks: An experimental analysis of phishing and keyloggers
in digital environments Juan Pazmiño-Quiñonez, Miguel Arcos-Argudo, Ecuador |
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| Human-centered artificial intelligence for
cyber threat intelligence and cyber defense: A review of
analyst support, trust, and operational risks Rodolfo Bojorque, Danny Toctaguano, Ecuador |
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| SESSION | 3 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion I | HCD | AHFE 3 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Daigo Misaki, Japan and Jennie Lai, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Designing human–AI interaction to foster
ambidextrous thinking and learner ownership in product
ideation Daigo Misaki, Joohan Bae, Komei Miura, Japan |
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| Designing perimenopause care using
disaggregated data for Asian American women Jennie Lai, Qin Jing, Nancy Jiang, Stella Yi, USA |
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| Parametric design of traditional pattern
translation for HEV front grilles based on FCM and XGBoost Yichen Tian, Zimo Chen, Shuài Zhāng, China |
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| Operationalizing design attitude: An
exploratory study of structure and associations with
creativity-related factors Mika Isobe, Yoshikuni Edagawa, Japan |
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| From perception to reflection: A layered
information design approach to water footprint communication Xinliang Chen, Xin Xie, China |
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| SESSION | 4 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors I | HCI | AHFE 4 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Olarinde Farayola,USA and Hao Shi, China | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Toward a human-centered framework for digital
health accessibility among ASL-dominant users Olarinde Farayola, Kathy Wang, USA |
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| Evaluation of gesture separability and
stability based on surface electromyography for general
interaction design Hao Shi, China |
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| Technology for people in public innovation Jonatas Randal Da Silva, Brazil |
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| Human–AI reliance in housing rental
decisions: How explanation interfaces shape trust,
confidence, and decision behavior Advithiya Manoj More, Michelle Mhinda, Abayomi Joshua Kolawole , Milagros Espejo Bocanegra, Youngsoo Shin, USA |
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| Communicating the cost of going electric:
Best practices for vehicle cost calculator user interface
design Angela Sanguinetti, Eli Alston-Stepnitz, Kiernan Salmon, USA |
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| SESSION | 5 | Human-Technology and Future of Work I | HTFW | AHFE 5 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Melissa McLain and Yunfeng Chen, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Impact of body mass index, tenure length, and
age on physical exertion of transportation maintenance
workers during simulated asphalt shoveling Xinran Hu, Xingzhou Guo, Yunfeng Chen, Jiansong Zhang, USA |
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| Cognitive Security Ninja: Modeling and
measuring information discernment in a simulated joint
operations environment Melissa McLain, Sarah Bostrom, Leanne Hirshfield, USA |
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| A multidimensional framework for assessing
human-AI collaboration in military operations: The CogARMY
Teamwork Index (CTI) Tanya Paul, Daniel Lafond, Richard Dales, Gianluca Borghini, Johan DeHeer, France |
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| Assessing workload distribution,
productivity, and stress under a 4-day compressed workweek
and staff reduction: A university department case study Mark Jay Sedan, Philippines |
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| Mapping AI in the workforce: A latent
semantic analysis of the robotics warfare rating's
occupational identity across paygrades Laura Jamison, Cyrus Foroughi, USA |
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| Refreshments:11:00-11:30 (HST) | ||||
| Day 1 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Tuesday,
December 1, 2026 - 11:30-12:30 (HST)60
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| SESSION | 6 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment I | HCA | AHFE 1 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Bryan Johnston, Canada, and Zun-hwa Chiang, China | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Reducing nursing communication burden through
a digital health passport platform: A patient-centered UX
design approach Zun-hwa Chiang, Cheng-Yun Wu, Wei-wei Su, Taiwan |
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| An entrustment-based human factors framework
for integrating artificial intelligence into healthcare and
medical education Bryan Johnston, Scott Adams, Kiven Erique Lukong, Jay Kalra, Canada |
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| Utilization of multi-stakeholder
visualization in medical management strategy development: A
case study of the BSP cardiovascular detection project Shunjia Zhang, Yuan Liu, China |
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| Utilization of multi-stakeholder
visualization tools in medical management strategy
development: Case study of BSP cardiovascular health Yuan Liu, China |
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| ConoCancer: A RAG-based Chatbot for breast
cancer health literacy Renu Balyan, Anika Bokka, Alexa Rivera, Francisco Iacobelli, USA |
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| Examining how natural and synthetic sugars
shape cognitive endurance and neural efficiency Nithya Varma Madiraju, USA |
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| SESSION | 7 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion II | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Tzu-Wen Tsai, Taiwan and Yoshito Dobashi, Japan | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Flipping through my day: Reimagining the
digital calendar through novelistic translation and
progressive narrative delivery Tzu-Wen Tsai, Rung-Huei Liang, Taiwan |
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| Cycling by disabled people in Japan: Current
situation and future possibilities Yoshito Dobashi, Japan |
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| User engagement intention in urban landmark
transmedia narratives: A case study of Shenzhen's Bay glory
ferris wheel Xinliang Chen, Xin Xie, China |
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| Creating a path to mastery: Impacts of
machine-learning guidance on novice software users Melissa Peterson, USA |
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| Understanding cross-cultural resonance: A
study on the mechanisms influencing audience willingness to
inherit and disseminate export Porcelian Zhenru Zhao, China |
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| SESSION | 8 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors II | HCI | AHFE 3 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Yingjiao Jia, China and Angela Sanguinetti, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Impact of gamification elements in art
therapy on behavioral intention among university students
with trait anxiety based on self-determination theory Yingjiao Jia, China |
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| Energy demand flexibility: Keeping users in
the loop with “invisible” technologies Angela Sanguinetti, Eli Alston-Stepnitz, USA |
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| Qualitative study updated with recent 3D
object generation models for immersive technologies Sergio Cleger Tamayo, Delrick De Oliveira Freitas, Osvaldo Junior, Pio Ordozgoith, Agustín A Ortiz Diaz, Geovana Amorim Abensur, Gilberto Oliveira Neto, Brazil |
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| Updated comparative analysis between recent
3D object generation models: Adaptation to immersive
technologies Sergio Cleger Tamayo, Geovana Amorim Abensur, Agustín A Ortiz Diaz, Gilberto Oliveira Neto, Delrick De Oliveira Freitas, Brazil |
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| Customer churn prediction for consumer-facing
delivery Apps Muhammad Jawad Mufti, Omar Hammad, Haitham Saleh, Muqaddas Gull, Saudi Arabia |
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| SESSION | 9 | Industrial and Systems Engineering Application: Safety and Simulation I | ISE | AHFE 4 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Wu Xu, China and Timothy Kangogo, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | System safety analysis considering human
factors in aircraft development Wu Xu, China |
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| Designing sustainable business models for
industrial service providers – concepts and challenges Michaela Friedrich, Christian Schiller, Germany |
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| Large language models as human-centered
cognitive tools in agile software engineering: An empirical
multi-study investigation Eva-maria Iwer, Germany |
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| Operationally conditioned transit injury
risk: A national machine learning analysis of safety,
mobility, and socioeconomic exposure Timothy Kangogo, Judith Mwakalonge, Gurcan Comert, Varghese Vaidyan, Barbara Asamoah, USA |
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| Integrating human factors and system design:
Validating the nest methodology for reflexive safety
management in engineering systems Antonio Fernandes, Portugal |
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| Refreshments:12:30-13:00 (HST) | ||||
| Day 1 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Tuesday,
December 1, 2026 - 13:00-14:00 (HST)60
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| SESSION | 11 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion III | HCD | AHFE 1 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Ravneet Kaur and Dillon Narcisse, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | An analysis of handoff processes in global
teams Daniel Cunha, Katleen Picanço, Barbara Silva, Lanier Santos, Erick Bezerra, Brazil |
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| Human- AI teaming in life coaching:
Evaluating LLM role fit through coaching competency and
mentor-coach perspective Ravneet Kaur, Satarupa Mukherjee, USA |
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| Human-centred adaptive reuse of building
heritage: A comparative ex-post and ex-ante evaluation from
Maribor, Slovenia Vesna Zegarac Leskovar, Slovenia |
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| Balancing automation and human control in
agentic ai workflow development: Evidence from a major
Japanese manufacturer Natsumi Takahashi, Indranil Bhattacharjee, Japan |
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| From injury to impact: Supportive and
performance enhancement technology for athletes Dillon Narcisse, USA |
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| SESSION | 12 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors III | HCI | AHFE 2 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Iara Margolis, Portugal and Nan Jiang, China | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Beyond immersion: The influence of
interactivity on user experience in VR-based robotics
learning Iara Margolis, Eduardo Santos, Francisco Silva, Carlos Costa, Miguel Nunes, Alexandre Ferreira, Andreia Mendes, Alexandre Carrança, Arabela Fabre, Diogo Silva, Ana Alves, José Rocha, Nuno Sousa, Portugal |
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| AI-enhanced live-streamed English language
learning: Designing and evaluating an intelligent platform
for Chinese learners Nan Jiang, Chengcheng Ma, Peter Childs, China |
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| When transparency is beneficial or
detrimental: Designing a contextual dual-path model based on
trust in AI systems Yuchen Zhang, Zhicheng Xu, Xuanyu Niu, Yijing Zhou, Ziao Ni, China |
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| Active transportation applications of
emerging mobility data tools: Use cases and user experience
lessons for multiple user groups Angela Sanguinetti, Eli Alston-Stepnitz, USA |
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| Automation transparency communication
improves supervisory control performance, but shapes
operator trust Kaylin Strong, Bailee Smith, Jill Shelton, Shannon Mcgarry, Joseph Coyne, Noelle Brown, USA |
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| SESSION | 13 | Wearable Technologies, Social and Affective Computing I | WTSAC | AHFE 3 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Brandon King and Alexis Cady, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Evaluating occupational heat stress using
wearable physiological monitoring: A field study of
environmental and physiological response Brandon King, Jeremy Gouzd, USA |
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| Blast and physiological wearables: Hardware
testing and VOC analysis Alexis Cady, Robert DeMarco, Lucas Hess, Jose Rodriguez, USA |
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| Headset-type wearable biosensor for
transcutaneous monitoring of acetone vapor from the external
auditory canal Yi Jiang, Geng Zhang, Kenta Iitani, Yasunari Miyazaki, Kohji Mitsubayashi, Japan |
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| Wearable multimodal sensing for pilot stress
and fatigue monitoring across real-world flight phases Atandrila Chowdhury, Sudip Vhaduri, Julius Keller, Debra Henneberry, Mark Wilson, USA |
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| Human factors evaluation of a wearable
TOM-aware multi-agent assistant for collaborative task
repair Lucas Castro, Brazil |
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| SESSION | 14 | Sustainable Technologies and Business Applications I | ETBA | AHFE 4 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Amir Behzadan, USA and Berna Ulutas, Turkey | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | The FLOODPERCEP dataset: Flood hazard maps
and imagery for studying human perception of flood risk Amir Behzadan, Subashree Dinesh, Armita Dabiri, Arunima Maitra, USA |
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| Psychological foundations of epistemic
profiles for misinformation resilience: Implications for
defence-oriented agent-based modelling Petr Zamecnik, Darina Zamecnikova, Czech Republic |
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| Distance-dependent robustness of WiFi
CSI-based movement detection under outdoor LoS and NLoS
conditions Prasanta Kr Sen, Mrigank Sharad, Ram Babu Roy, India |
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| Dynamic layouts considering environmental
factors: A preliminary framework for local craftsman
workshops Berna Ulutas, Turkey |
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| Sustainable development of small logistics
enterprises in the digital economy - intensification of
competition in the transport logistics in Uzbekistan Dildor Shadibekova, Uzbekistan |
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| SESSION | 15 | Applications in Training, Learning and Education I | TLS | AHFE 5 |
| Day 1Tues Dec 1 | Co-Chairs: Dan Li, China and Ruchi Kukde, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Teaching human–AI collaboration: A task-based
framework for inclusive design education Dan Li, Lei Xia, Mudasir Ahmed, Ling Fan, China |
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| Terrain orientation test predicts navy flight
training outcomes in high and low stakes settings Joseph Coyne, Ciara Sibley, Cyrus Foroughi, Kaylin Strong, Michael Kukenberger, USA |
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| Task sequencing and learning stability in
multitasking educational environments Ruchi Kukde, Erwin Flores, USA |
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| How startups position themselves in the
EDTECH and corporate training market: A topic modeling
analysis Manuel Kaiser, Tim Beichter, Germany |
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| Learning environments as a transformative
axis in upper secondary education Selene Margarita Vazquez Soto, Jessica Garcia, Xochiquetzalin González Olivier, Mexico |
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| Day 2 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Wednesday,
December 2, 2026 - 8:30-9:30 (HST)60
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| SESSION | 16 | Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing II | AISC | AHFE 1 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Vineetha Menon and Nicholas Loyd, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Decoding the language of team performance: A
machine learning framework for sentiment-based performance
modeling and team situational awareness Gracie Gray, Vineetha Menon, Kristin Weger, Bryan Mesmer, Nicholas Loyd, USA |
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| The Axteni framework: Redefining leadership
authority in the age of agentic AI Leila Halawi, Mark Miller, Sam Holley, USA |
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| Human-AI collaboration in design: A
responsible AI-extended DTPB evaluation of a multimodal
agent for visual perception learning Sheng-Ming Wang, Muhammad Ainul Yaqin, Taiwan |
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| The ultimate challenge: Human-centered
framework for sustainable organizational transformation in
the AI era Slim Saidi, UAE |
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| Catachresis in the classroom: How
anthropomorphic language shapes the discourse of AI in
education Dalit Levy, Israel |
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| Euphony as main linguistic name giving motive
for cultural community Sabira Issakova, Natalya Zerkina, Olesya Kisel, Angelina Dubskikh, Anna Butova, Kazakhstan |
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| SESSION | 17 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion IV | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Monika Wiechers, Germany and Valeria Minucciani, Italy | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Towards participatory requirements gathering
of constantly evolving user needs for Smart Cane+ Monika Wiechers, Birgit Bomsdorf, Celina Mae Kong, Germany |
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| Rethinking inclusion in dissonant heritage Valeria Minucciani, Gabriella Dalla Serra, Italy |
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| When NPCS remember too much: A human-centered
framework for transparent and controllable memory in AI game
characters Yuankai Lin, Rui Peng, China |
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| Cognitive biases in the age of AI: Applying
dual-process and prospect theory to mitigate Deepfake
vulnerability in older adults Ashiyah Abbott-Walker, James Iacono, Abdul Khadar Shaik, Charlene Tsitsi Mawunga, Youngsoo Shin, USA |
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| From complacency to competence:
Human-centered strategies for safer automation Ibrahim Balharith , Saudi Arabia |
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| SESSION | 18 | Human-Technology and Future of Work II | HTFW | AHFE 3 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Atsunori Someya, Japan and Peta Chirgwin, Australia | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Calibrating managers' trust in ICT-enabled
visualized information: A case study of heat illness
prevention at infrastructure maintenance sites Atsunori Someya, Kotomichi matsuno, Manabu Sawaguchi, Japan |
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| Redesigning work in industrial control rooms
with intelligent system interfaces that preserve human
decision authority while maintaining efficiency Peta Chirgwin, Australia |
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| Personalization vs. privacy: A human factors
case study of AI-driven travel recommendation systems Shivani Singh, USA |
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| Autonomous hospitality yachts: Designing
trustworthy human–AI experiences in future maritime
environments Laura Pagani, Paolo Gemelli, Alessandro Bertirotti, Mario Ivan Zignego, Italy |
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| Is situation awareness related to pupillary
changes during a flight navigation simulation? Shannon McGarry, Allison Bayro, Rebecca Nesmith, Heejin Jeong, Joseph Coyne, USA |
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| SESSION | 19 | Industrial and Systems Engineering Application: Safety and Simulation II | ISE | AHFE 4 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Akagi Koichi, Japan and Olumide Adewumi, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Human-centered creative support for VE idea
realization through contradiction analysis Masataka Kanzaki, Akagi Koichi, Hikaru Takashima, Manabu Sawaguchi, Japan |
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| Hindrances to understanding and identifying
hazards in the workplace: A systematic literature review Olumide Adewumi, Jeremy Gouzd, USA |
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| Docking station for UAV for autonomous
critical infrastructure inspection Antoni Kopyt, Poland |
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| Integrating ergonomics, lean manufacturing,
and work study to improve overall system performance within
industry 5.0 Erman Çakıt, Turkey |
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| SESSION | 20 | Computation and Intelligent Design I | CID | AFHE 5 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Yaqi Li and Yu Yangwenqing, China | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Detecting and intervening in design fixation
through metacognitive regulation in generative AI-assisted
poster design Yu Yangwenqing, Shuai Sun, China |
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| Human-object interaction spatial
constraint-driven intelligent generative design for products Yaqi Li, Hao Shi, China |
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| Intelligent design architectures for human-AI
teaming in safety-critical operations Debra Henneberry, Dimitrios Ziakkas, USA/UK |
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| Design of graphical user interfaces for
validation of steering-wheel HMI solutions Micael Gonçalves, Nelson Costa, Portugal |
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| Multi-objective computational design for
sustainable daylight optimization in severe cold climate
building renovation Xi Huang, Dagang Qu, China |
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| Refreshments: 9:30-10:00 (HST) | ||||
| Day 2 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Wednesday,
December 2, 2026 - 10:00-11:00 (HST)60
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| SESSION | 21 | Application of Emerging Technologies II | AET | AHFE 1 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Naqash Gerard and Jeremy Gottlieb, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Drivers of E-Business adoption among small
and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) Takalani Tshabalala, South Africa |
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| Pedagogical innovation with flying bots:
Applying engagement theory in undergraduate education Thomas Menkhoff, Singapore |
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| The integration of eye tracking and
electrodermal activity measures for assessing cognitive load
and mental fatigue in engineering and computing: A
systematic review (2010-2025)" Naqash Gerard, Idalis Villanueva, USA |
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| Applying formal methods to an augmented
reality interface Jeremy Gottlieb, Dan Bryce, Mieszko Muskala, Stephen Gilbert, Michael Dorneich, Shayama Khan, Maral Jafari Ranjbar, Eliot H. Winer, Robert Goldman, David Musliner, USA |
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| A concept of using UAV in urban air mobility
for parcel delivery Antoni Kopyt, Poland |
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| SESSION | 22 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion V | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Julia Czerniak-Wilmes, Switzerland and Ting Liao, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Human-centered design of AI decision support:
Algorithmic vigilance and the role of AI literacy in three
occupational contexts Julia Czerniak-Wilmes, Lukas Messmer, Leonie Däullary, Teuta Salii, Philipp Rüegg, Frieder Loch, Switzerland |
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| Gamified interactive experience design in
museum environments Chiyu Yang, Hanxiang Zhang, China |
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| When helpful AI feels too trustworthy:
Engagement and reliance in design ideation Ting Liao, Jiacheng Sun, USA |
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| Human-centered design of layered sensing
automatic composting equipment for reducing farmers’
physical workload Ziqi Han, China |
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| Beyond idea generation: A human– AI
collaborative design development process Ted Jinseup Shin, USA |
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| SESSION | 23 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors IV | HCI | AHFE 3 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Mickael Causse, France and Richard Stone, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | The influence of personality traits on
startle and surprise response: A flight simulator study Mickael Causse, Maud Dupuy, Alexandre Duchevet, Nadine Matton, Flora Schwartz, Jean-paul Imbert, Jonathan Deniel, France |
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| Design and evaluation of interactive user
experience for AI-based robot gait optimization Chiyu Yang, China |
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| Trusting the chain, not the black box: A
provenance-based architecture for human-machine teaming in
military autonomy Richard Stone, Michael Jenkins, USA |
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| Design of a simplified humanoid robot face:
Cultural differences and emotional synchronization Meina Tawaki, Ichi Kanaya, Keiko Yamamoto, Japan |
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| Algorithmic fingerprinting in computational
photography: A longitudinal, cross-platform study of
sub-pixel imaging artifacts in mobile camera ecosystems Salah Elshourbagy, Egypt |
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| SESSION | 24 | Sustainable Technologies and Business Applications II | ETBA | AFHE 4 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Jari Jussila, Finland and Rui Peng, China | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | From water quality data to sustainable
innovation: Designing learning ecosystems for systemic
transformation Jari Jussila, Andreea Cotoranu, John Cronin, Markku Mikkonen, Finland |
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| Building sustainable business value through
human-centred AI transition pathways Dimitrios Ziakkas, Debra Henneberry, UK/USA |
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| Preparing higher education for Education 4.0:
A lecturer development framework for digital and sustainable
manufacturing competencies Takalani Tshabalala, South Africa |
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| Effort displacement in AI-assisted 3D content
pipelines: How generative tools shift practitioners from
making to judging Rui Peng, Yuankai Lin, China |
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| SESSION | 25 | Advances in Transportation I | TRANS | AHFE 5 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: David Kaber and Yan Chen, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Trust calibration in semi-automated rural
driving under reduced visibility: Effects of environmental
degradation on driver trust and braking readiness Amir Milad Moshref Javadi, Tekalign Mengistu, Natnael Takele, Steven Jiang, Ali Karimoddini, USA |
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| Assessment of a model of functional
automation and driver SA in automated vehicle control Yunmei Liu, David Kaber, USA |
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| From driver intent to road-user perception: A
narrative and systematic review of perceived aggressive
driving Yan Chen, Moajjem Chowdhury, Yunmei Liu, USA |
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| A vision-based multimodal framework for
quantifying novice driver behavioral responses to aggressive
overtaking in continuous simulator traffic Udit Kumar Das, Yan Chen, Moajjem Chowdhury, Yunmei Liu, USA |
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| Continued assessment of the shortened
attention control tasks: Impact of practice effects, an
interfering pre-cue, and speed-accuracy manipulation Christopher Draheim, Ciara Sibley, Kaylin Strong, Michael Kukenberger, Joseph Coyne, USA |
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| Refreshments:11:00-11:30 (HST) | ||||
| Day 2 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Wednesday,
December 2, 2026 - 11:30-12:30 (HST)60
min |
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| SESSION | 26 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment II | HCA | AHFE 1 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Soma Furukawa, Japan and Ruka Hashimoto, Japan | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | A task selection method for Alzheimer's
disease patient prediction to reduce patients’ burden Soma Furukawa, Masaomi Kimura, Japan |
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| Toward robust wearable-sensor-based
Parkinson’s disease classification: Patient-level evaluation
and temporal input range analysis Ruka Hashimoto, Masaomi Kimura, Japan |
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| Artificial intelligence-assisted rapid
on-site evaluation: A human factors-informed patient safety
framework for cytopathology Bryan Johnston, Jay Kalra, Heather Ruff, Janine Benoit, Canada |
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| Modulating neuromuscular complexity via
auditory and visual cues in ASD: Implications for
human-centered assistive interfaces Lingyue Meng, Catherine Cheung, Yubo Wang, Yih-Kuen Jan, USA |
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| Trends of geohelminths parasites identified
among primary school children in Anambra North Senatorial
District, Southeast Nigeria Maryjude Chiamaka Igbodika, Leonard Onyenweife, Lucy Chinyere Anyaegbunam, Nigeria |
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| Artificial intellectual virtues in shared
decision-making: A hybrid AI-physician-patient model and its
agent-based simulation David Černý, Czech Republic |
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| SESSION | 27 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion VI | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Shin Fukuzumi, Japan and Sarah Rudder, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Incorporating user research findingD280:N280s
into a model-based enterprise architecture to protect the
ocean environment Sarah Rudder, Audrey Haque, USA |
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| Stakeholder requirements for quality-in-use Shin Fukuzumi, Japan |
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| Cognitive-load-based evaluation and
optimization of ship maneuvering interfaces Yakun Luo, Minxia Liu, China |
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| Modeling and simulation of the lumbar spine
while carrying a backpack using OPENSIM Thomas Angeli, Linus Knecht, Austria |
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| Posture Pal: A smartphone-based real-time
intervention for posture correction Naga Sai Nikhita Vengala, Molly Dube, Siri Shaga, Youngsoo Shin, USA |
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| SESSION | 28 | Wearable Technologies, Social and Affective Computing II | WTSAC | AHFE 3 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Maryann Godje and Noelle Brown, USA | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Exploring user affect in virtual reality
cultural heritage learning using EEG Maryann Godje, Javier Gonzalez Sanchez, Elizabeth Minor, USA |
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| Sustainable smart textile systems for
preventive health: A mechanochromic framework for real-time
posture feedback in strength training Ronghan Wang, Portugal |
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| Interdisciplinary design methods for jewelry
and wearable devices in future contexts Mingze Zhang, China |
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| On the role of cardiovascular health in sleep
and their effects on attention control Noelle Brown, Ava McVey, Kaylin Strong, Nicholas Armendariz, Rebecca Nesmith, Michael Kukenberger, Joseph Coyne, USA |
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| Enhancing pediatric telemedicine efficiency:
A study on telemedicine carts and augmented reality training
simulations Elham Morshedzadeh, Shruti Shukla, Shiva Ghasemi, Wallace Lages, Andre Muelenaer, USA |
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| SESSION | 29 | Industrial and Systems Engineering Application I | ISE | AHFE 4 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Reijo Savola, Finland and Simon Saurbier, Germany | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | A cryptoagility-driven architectural model
for post-quantum cryptography migration in edge and access
networks Reijo Savola, Finland |
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| Experimental optimization of the damping and
mass properties of a physically adjustable hand-arm model to
reproduce human-machine interaction Simon Saurbier, Moritz Engelmann, Johannes Roggenstein, Lukas Bunk, Dieter Krause, Sven Matthiesen, Germany |
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| Comparison of horizontal moment arm
measurements for the revised NIOSH lifting equation and the
lifting fatigue failure tool Michael Jorgensen, Daniel Chikwendu, Nils Hakansson, Juan Hernandez, Hai Nguyen, USA |
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| Refreshments:12:30-13:00 (HST) | ||||
| Day 2 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Wednesday,
December 2, 2026 - 13:00-14:00 (HST)60
min |
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| SESSION | 31 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion VII | HCD | AHFE 1 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Shaoping Xiao, USA and Zhengyang Wang, China | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Community-centered intelligent reservoir
operation for flood mitigation Shaoping Xiao, USA |
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| AI-assisted head-shape design for high-speed
trains: Operationalizing emotional intent in a
designer-in-the-loop workflow Zhengyang Wang, Ruochen Hu, China |
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| Evaluating the usability and decision support
effectiveness of public health dashboards using eye tracking Michael Stubblefield, Mikaya Hamilton, Steven Jiang, USA |
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| Exploring usability and user perception in an
immersive robotics learning environment Diogo Silva, Eduardo Santos, Miguel Nunes, Carlos Costa, Alexandre Ferreira, Francisco Silva, Arabela Fabre, Carolina Pimenta, Nuno Sousa, Iara Margolis, Portugal |
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| A human-centric framework for AI-wearable
integration in automotive assembly lines Xing Yao, Yehong Zhou, Qiheng Peh, Yanhao Tan, Seung Ki Moon, Chun-Hsien Chen, Lam Haw Woei Sean, James Song, Xiaoqing Yu, Singapore |
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| SESSION | 32 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors V | HCI | AHFE 2 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Yihung Hsu, Taiwan and Stefano Filippi, Italy | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | The impact of scarcity-based dark patterns on
user performance, perceived darkness, and workload in
subscription services Yihung Hsu, Chien-Hsiung Chen, Taiwan |
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| A behavioral observation tool for diagnosing
human–AI interaction profiles in engineering design
education Stefano Filippi, Italy |
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| A sustainable assistive technology for
children with visual impairments Mayra Carrión, David Morales-Martínez, Marco Santórum, Lisbeth Romo, Karen Santórum, Ecuador |
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| Acoustic characteristics and perceptual
impressions of non-wood baseball bat impact sounds for
human-centered design of sports equipment Kohei Naito, Shun Yamada, Tetsuo Tanaka, Takahiro Miura, Mari Ueda, Japan |
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| Context-aware multimodal explanations for
trust and user experience in automated vehicles: Interface
design and experimental evaluation Kristina Stojmenova, Timotej Gruden, Grega Jakus, Sara Stancin, Simon Pestotnik, Jaka Sodnik, Slovenia |
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| SESSION | 33 | Human-Technology and Future of Work III | HTFW | AHFE 3 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Eduardo Davalos, USA and Simranpaul Dhami, Canada | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Does AI assistance leave a temporal
fingerprint? Detecting overreliance in AI-assisted writing
and programming Eduardo Davalos, Yike Zhang, USA |
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| From recommendation correctness to clinical
action: Transparency, trust, and verification in AI decision
support Simranpaul Dhami, Dennis Vincenz, Kat Moran, Canada |
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| From physical fidelity to cognitive fidelity:
A neuroergonomics evaluation of simulation-based training
for maritime and manufacturing domains Jessica Johnson, Lawrence Obiuwevwi, USA |
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| Bridging the gap between savors and
survivors: Exploring uncertainties in search, rescue,
emergency, and evacuation operations in earthquake and flood Izza Anwer, Irfan Yousuf, Pakistan |
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| Limited convergence of the rod-and-frame and
embedded figures tests: Evidence for task specificity in
field dependence–independence assessment Xueyi Luo, Minxia Liu, Wu Shanshan, China |
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| SESSION | 34 | Applications in Training, Learning and Education II | TLS | AHFE 4 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Rose Figueroa and Richard Stone, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | From academic publications to practice: The
lasting influence of HFE Farzan Sasangohar, Rose Figueroa, Jackie Cha, USA |
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| Measuring what generative AI actually saves
in instructor-led training development: A
matched-deliverable time-and-quality comparison Richard Stone, Anthony Lavazza, Michael Jenkins, Claire Carter, Lixsa Barraza, Meagan Ault, USA |
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| A conceptual framework for modeling team
adaptation in cooperative games through Ludic Knowledge
disruption Caleb Vatral, USA |
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| Evaluation of Chatgpt-generated vs.
self-created study reviewers: A case study comparing student
test scores, efficiency, and cognitive workload Lorelie Grepo, Yngrid Bless Cadena, Aliyah Maxine Mallari, Aleeza Fiona Montinola, Philippines |
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| Continuous competency assurance through
human-AI teaming: Reimagining instructor development Debra Henneberry, Dimitrios Ziakkas, USA/UK |
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| Transformative didactic strategy for
strengthening meaningful learning Enrique Aarón García Vázquez, Miguel angel cruz domínguez Hernández, Xochiquetzalin González Olivier, Mexico |
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| SESSION | 35 | Ethical Issues and Considerations in Human Factors | EIC | AHFE 5 |
| Day 2Wed Dec 2 | Co-Chairs: Mark Miller and Akram Bayat, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | How and why were the June 1990 Dude, July
1994 South Canyon, and June 2013 Yarnell Hill fires
ultimately, fatally influenced by the lack of LCES? Fred Schoeffler, USA |
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| Integrating safety risk management with human
factors: Forming a Bow Tie commercial pilot mental health
SMS Mark Miller, Sam Holley, Aric Raus, USA |
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| The impact of human factors on counter-drone
systems Serge Chaumette, France |
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| Evaluating cognitive shifts, over-automation
biases, and surveillance auditing in a higher education
human-AI co-ideation workshop Akram Bayat, USA |
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| Children digital use: Overview and impacts on
health and development from a primary care lens Maria Vidal-Alves, Catarina Coelho, Portugal |
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| Day 3 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Thursday,
December 3, 2026 - 8:30-9:30 (HST)60
min |
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| SESSION | 36 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment III | HCA | AHFE 1 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Yoshitaka Maeda, Japan and Sejal Shah, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Attention to medications and related
information during pharmacist verification: An analysis of
experts and novices using AI-based gaze classification Yoshitaka Maeda, Kota Miyanishi, Kosuke Oiwa, Yukikazu Murakami, Japan |
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| Acceptance and user experience of a serious
game for independent home-based rehabilitation in older
adults Rosane Sampaio, Alexandre Carrança, Joao Oliveira, Joana Andrade, Emanuel Sousa, Portugal |
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| Human and psychological factors and
seasickness in transitions at sea Lisa Loloma Froholdt, Simone Madsen, Anna Udh Bøge, Denmark |
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| Analysis of mechanical loads on the handrail
during stair ascent at the initiation and completion phases Runa Narita, Tomoya Hasebe, Daisuke Morioka, Japan |
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| Translating rehabilitation needs into an
interactive AI-AR system for home-based upper-extremity
stroke recovery Sejal Shah, Elham Morshedzadeh, Pei-Fen Chang, USA |
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| Speech analysis integration for assistance in
identification of potential Alzheimer’s disease early
symptoms Lili Marlene Camacho Bustamante, Alejandro Díaz Ruiz, Sergio Navarro Tuch, Mexico |
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| SESSION | 37 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion VIII | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Osamu Takano, Japan and Nathalie Ochoa, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Investigation of activity-specific optimal
seat configurations for vehicle occupants using an
adjustment method with a reconfigurable seat mockup Osamu Takano, Jongseong Gwak, Yuya Nakamoto, Tomo Kaneko, Japan |
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| Relational credibility under institutional
distrust: Platform affordances and informal validation in
northwestern Nigeria Bashir Sarki, Haruna Abubakar, Nigeria |
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| BrailleBridge: A low-cost modular mechatronic
refreshable braille display for digital text-to-tactile
conversion Andrea Benitez Moreno , Mexico |
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| Developing an approach to measure trust in
flight testing of autonomous aircraft systems: An
LLM-assisted robotic journaling proof of concept Nathalie Ochoa, Nhut Ho, Martin Ha, Boyoung Kim, USA |
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| The media Litmus Test: Using linguistic
inquiry and word count (LIWC) analysis to generate a
consumer media discernment dashboard Melissa Mclain, USA |
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| SESSION | 38 | Wearable Technologies, Social and Affective Computing III | WTSAC | AHFE 3 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Marie Güntert, Germany and Susan Xu, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Urban context and travel experience events:
An exploratory comparison of two German cities Marie Güntert, Esther Bosch, Germany |
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| Designing a gamified Hawker centre simulation
for language and cultural learning in Singapore Jamie Johann Tan, Kenneth Lim Yang Teck, Singapore |
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| Assessing the effects of self-contained
breathing apparatus (SCBA) weight on firefighters' muscle
activation and fatigue with electromyography (EMG) Susan Xu, Neethan Ratnakumar, Rachel Jones, Jeffrey Powell, Ziqing Zhuang, Xianlian Zhou, USA |
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| Actuation feasibility and cost floor for a
low-cost active knee–ankle–foot orthosis: A parametric
biomechanical analysis Cathy Chen, USA |
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| Beyond formal likeness: A four-tier
evaluation framework for stylistic fidelity in AI generated
Chinese ink videos Yilin Wang, China |
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| Cognitive effects of NUUO opera mask cultural
symbols in digital interactive experiences based on cultural
memory theory Danyu Chen, Chengbo Liu, China |
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| SESSION | 39 | Industrial and Systems Engineering Application II | ISE | AHFE 4 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Matthew Boyne and Sohyung Cho, USA | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Development of a hybrid electrode positioning
system to improve the quality of the spot welding process Mariusz Stepien, Grzegorz Jarek, Jan Zygadlewicz, Natan Siekierka, Mateusz Czechowski, Wiktor Czornik, Dominik Mikołajczyk, Poland |
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| Accelerating the velocity of learning: A
human factor-centered course design for scrum in hardware
manufacturing Matthew Boyne, USA |
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| Developing quality management competencies
for industry 5.0: A serious game for inter-organizational
problem solving Maurice Meyer, Germany |
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| Predicting ergonomic risk and worker
performance using neural networks with EMG and kinematic
data Sohyung Cho, USA |
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| A data-driven HFACS–DBN framework for
forecasting human error in general aviation loss-of-control
accidents Esmaeil Zarei, Kamran Gholamizadeh, USA |
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| SESSION | 40 | Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Simulation | AVM | AHFE 5 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Mariam Mastour and Nicklas Bundgaard Stavad Andersen, Denmark | |||
| 8:30-9:30 (HST) | Acceptance of virtual reality among older
adults: An exploratory study of a culturally embedded VR
application Caroline Schon, Vanessa Fehlig, Rong Huang, Tim Wachsmuth, Germany |
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| Bridging theory and practice in flight deck
director training through virtual reality: An ethnographic
approach Mariam Mastour, Nicklas Bundgaard Stavad Andersen, Denmark |
||||
| Evaluating nasal fit interfaces in XR
headsets using anthropometric clustering techniques Thomas Schnieders, Karen Bredenkamp, Paul Foster, Brian Heckman, USA |
||||
| Beyond service design: Design as a driver of
institutional transformation in the age of AI Annalisa Barla, Andrea Vian, Italy |
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| Design of VR exhibition space for Gaoping
embroidery intangible cultural heritage based on the concept
of living heritage transmission Chu Dingfan, China |
||||
| Improving accessible mobility for visually
impaired travelers: An IPA analysis of the sightseeing
verbal map in Shanghai Tianyu Li, Takashi Uchida, Japan |
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| Refreshments: 9:30-10:00 (HST) | ||||
| Day 3 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Thursday,
December 3, 2026 - 10:00-11:00 (HST)60
min |
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| SESSION | 41 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion IX | HCD | AHFE 1 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Yi Han Dong and Si Li, China | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | AHP-based cultural gene extraction and
AIGC-assisted immersive museum experience design for
Chenghai lantern riddles Yi Han Dong, Xin Xie, China |
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| Cabin layout optimization of underwater
transport vehicles based on personnel physiological and
cognitive state maintenance Si Li, Zhanshuo Zhang, Xiaoyi Zhou, Ziang Chen, Di Yao, Hongyu Wang, Kaili Yin, Tiancheng Huang, China |
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| Designing for all users: Applying usability
heuristics and UDL principles to aerospace mission planning
tools Tia Bajaj, Madhusudan Vijayakumar, USA |
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| Understanding user trust and skepticism in
AI-assisted decision making Mawuli Agboklu, Younho Seong, USA |
||||
| Constructing a best-fit measurement scale for
evaluating IEG, productivity, and wellbeing for individual
attributes of employee workspaces Mosa Ramohlokoane, Bankole Awuzie, South Africa |
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| SESSION | 42 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors VI | HCI | AHFE 2 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Daniel Jensen, USA and Olivia Hosie, Australia | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Purported and measured waveform
characteristics of vagus nerve stimulation devices Daniel Jensen, Lindsey Mcintire, John McIntire, Ben Mandani, Kassandra Guinto, Lukas Goodworth, Gideon Farhadian, Jackson Tell, Will Allison, USA |
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| Comparison of threshold-based and continuous
measurement methods for assessing wrist and finger posture
during hand-controller interaction Olivia Hosie, Mats Isaksson, John McCormick, Oren Tirosh, Chrys Hensman, Australia |
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| Effects of customer-side environmental noise
on interaction in remote customer service using avatar
robots Manabu Chikai, Kentaro Watanabe, Bach Quang Ho, Jooho Park, Yui Murakami, Kayo Koike, Min Ma, Masahiro Tsutsu, Japan |
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| Regeneration of Mongolian patterns based on
multisensory channel experiences Ze Yu, China |
||||
| A multi-dimensional precision evaluation
method coupling physiological signals and subjective
perception for human-machine ergonomics Di Yao, Ziang Chen, Si Li, Zhanshuo Zhang, China |
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| SESSION | 43 | Technologies and Design Applications | ETBA | AHFE 3 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Kristin Weger, USA and Nick Tugarin, Germany | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Designing integrated human-AI systems: A
socio-technical approach to knowledge management in
healthcare Kristin Weger, Vineetha Menon, Jennifer Bail, USA |
|||
| From inquiry to handoff: A reference
architecture and design implications for photorealistic
conversational AI agents in first-contact services Nick Tugarin, Christian van Husen, Germany |
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| Design of an intelligent medication organizer
for home healthcare management of older adults Chang Chen, China |
||||
| Peak hours, peak performance: Barista
cognitive overload and the potential for heads-up display
technology Charlene Tsitsi Mawunga, Esuona Sulo, Brendon Khoza, Youngsoo Shin, USA |
||||
| Explaining residential solar adoption in
South Africa: A socio-economic analysis in comparative
context Miranda Baloyi, Marianne Matthee, South Africa |
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| From technical performance to generative
architectural condition: Reframing infrastructural autonomy
as a design problem João Ferreira, Portugal |
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| SESSION | 44 | Computation and Intelligent Design II | CID | AHFE 4 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Bradley Killen and Jeremy Ludwig, usa | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | An intelligent scheduling capability for ISR
collection assignment Jeremy Ludwig, Annaka Kalton, Forest Finnigan, Katelyn Clements, Jerred Holt, USA |
|||
| Behavior-aware arbitration for scalable robot
swarms in cooperative search-and-retrieval tasks Bradley Killen, Daniel Carruth, Cindy Bethel, USA |
||||
| The evolution of customer lifetime value:
From probabilistic foundations to machine learning and
ethical frontiers Cyril Ahiable, Nitesh Agarwal, USA |
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| Threat assessment tool to protect seaports’
digital infrastructure Markus Sihvonen, Tapio Frantti, Reijo Savola, Finland |
||||
| A high-availability multi-agent RAG
architecture for automated expert assistance and multimodal
technical onboarding Javier Izquierdo-Reyes, Miguel de Jesús Ramírez-Cadena, Olivia Calderón-Valderrama, Mexico |
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| Unsupervised clustering of repetitive task
trials via Tucker decomposition of joint-angle data tensors Akisue Kuramoto, Kosuke Goshima, Masaya Noguchi, Daiki Koga, Kazuki Hiranai, Motomu Nakashima, Japan |
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| SESSION | 45 | Advances in Transportation II | TRANS | AHFE 5 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Jiahui Qian, UK and Ciara Sibley, USA | |||
| 10:00-11:00 (HST) | Experiencing autonomy: Passenger perceptions
of self-driving shuttles across diverse user groups Jiahui Qian, Guilhermina Torrao, Joshua Dsouza, Jisun Kim, UK |
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| Design as a driving capability for innovation
and growth in startups Yichen Meng, China |
||||
| A real-time identification method of pilot’s
stress state based on ECG features Hua Zhao, Ran Peng, China |
||||
| Practice effects in short attention control
tests in a simulated high-stakes environment Ciara Sibley, Christopher Draheim, Kaylin Strong, Michael Kukenberger, Joseph Coyne, USA |
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| Human driver temperament and the safety
impact of a c-v2x denial-of-service flooding attack in
mixed-autonomy traffic Rasheed Bello, Judith Mwakalonge, Varghese Vaidyan, Gurcan Comert, Vijay Bendigeri, USA |
||||
| The social impacts of electric vehicles in
South Africa Takalani Tshabalala, South Africa |
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| Refreshments:11:00-11:30 (HST) | ||||
| Day 3 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Thursday,
December 3, 2026 - 11:30-12:30 (HST)60
min |
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| SESSION | 46 | Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing III | AISC | AHFE 1 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Yi Pei Wu, Taiwan and Siyun Zhang, Hong Kong SAR China | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Designing with and beyond humans: An
LLM-based human–AI co-creation framework for remote
curatorial collaboration Yi Pei Wu, Chien-Hsu Chen, Taiwan |
|||
| "Listen, who is anxious?": A multi-agent
coordination and self-dialogue mechanism based on internal
family systems theory Ni Jin Li, Rung-Huei Liang, Taiwan |
||||
| Quantifying NEV user experience: LLM-based
dimensional encoding & hierarchical clustering of online
comments Siyun Zhang, Hong Kong SAR China |
||||
| Shelf space assignment AI-enabled measurement
and optimization in retail systems Eugene Rex Jalao, Philippines |
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| Detecting AI-generated text in
Russian-language student essays Viktoriia Molchanova, Russia |
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| SESSION | 47 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion X | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Yuzhu Liu and Weizhen Xiao, China | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | From “disgust” to acceptance: A participatory
design study of insect-based foods based on cognitive
friction Yuzhu Liu, Shuai Sun, China |
|||
| A human-centered multi-node multimodal design
framework for interactive installations in cultural heritage
sites: A case study of Gingcheng mountain Weizhen Xiao, China |
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| Assessment of curved body armor plate designs
for improved protection and mobility in soldiers Meghan DeClue, Scott Marriner, Lavina Burman, Ericka Rovira, Iris Matthews, Blake Mitchell, Hyegjoo Choi-rokas, USA |
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| Digital community symbiotic experience design
for the silver-haired population Ze Yu, China |
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| SESSION | 48 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors VII | HCI | AHFE 3 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Mohammad Mahdi Nazari, USA and Hisayuki Kunigita, Japan | |||
| 11:30-12:30 (HST) | Appropriate reliance in wearable AI for
Parkinson’s differential assessment: Calibration, selective
referral, and subgroup reliability Mohammad Mahdi Nazari, Negar Heidari Matin, USA |
|||
| AI-enabled artistic translation of ethnic
patterns and innovation in cultural industry pathways: A
case study of Mongolian patterns Ze Yu, China |
||||
| Visualizing pay-what-you-want donation bursts
using bubble charts and LM-based conversation analysis:
Evidence from twitch subscription gifting Hisayuki Kunigita, Japan |
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| Designing digital situations for a
somatosensory dance movement therapy game: An empirical
safety and facilitation study for anxiety interventions Wan Lu, China |
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| Effects of virtual agent style and decision
control on psychological agency and trust in AI-enabled
telecare Che Liang-Yuan, Chien-Hsiung Chen, Taiwan |
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| Exploring family-centered multimodal support
for sign language learning Zihan Yan, China |
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| SESSION | 49 | Expectation Driven Value | APD | AHFE 4 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 311:30-12:30 (HST) | Co-Chairs: Shuichi Fukuda, Japan and Suresh Kumargundala, India | |||
| Refreshments:12:30-13:00 (HST) | ||||
| Day 3 Technical Sessions | ||||
| Thursday,
December 3, 2026 - 13:00-14:00 (HST)60
min |
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| SESSION | 51 | Applications of Technologies in Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment IV | HCA | AHFE 1 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Amey Gohil and Priyanka Koppolu, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Embedding self-administered dementia
monitoring into a remote caregiving platform: A pilot
usability and data-sharing preferences study Amey Gohil, David Bissig, Hao-Chuan Wang, Priyanka Koppolu, Tejas Patil, Preyash Yadav, Shijia Span, Michelle Cohn, Chen-Nee Chuah, Sarah Tomaszewski Farias, Alyssa Weakley, USA |
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| Streamlining remote care: Computer access
solutions for older adults with cognitive impairment Priyanka Koppolu, Amey Gohil, Tejas Patil, Preyash Yadav, Michelle Cohn, Chen-Nee Chuah, Shijia Span, Sarah Tomaszewski Farias, Alyssa Weakley, USA |
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| Evaluating a dementia-friendly multimedia
messaging tool within a remote caregiving platform Tejas Patil, Priyanka Koppolu, Amey Gohil, Preyash Yadav, Sarah Tomaszewski Farias, Alyssa Weakley, USA |
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| A distributed local LLM and centrally
governed RAG architecture for privacy-preserving cancer
registry support Mitsuhiro Takasaki, Japan |
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| Taste expectation vs. real energy:
Investigating the effects of perceived and actual sugar
intake on EEG brainwave activity and cognitive performance Nithya Varma Madiraju, USA |
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| Perceived walking time across street-tree
spatial patterns: Toward a route recommendation system Kenta Namiki, Yuichiro Kinoshita, Japan |
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| SESSION | 52 | Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion XI | HCD | AHFE 2 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Francis Logah, USA and Rui Peng, China | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Differential sensitivity of EEG, ECG,
respiration, and galvanic skin response to mental state
classification: A comparative machine learning analysis Francis Logah, Younho Seong, USA |
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| When more becomes too much: Cognitive support
and interpretive constraint in generative-AI-assisted
reading of Chinese classical poetry Rui Peng, Yuankai Lin, China |
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| The impact of visual UI elements on
information comprehension in websites Koki Takashima, Shuhei Wada, Masato Takanokura, Japan |
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| From reading to conversing: Comparing student
immersion in traditional and AT ChatBot-assisted scripture
learning Hsuan-I Liao, Taiwan |
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| Inclusive campus public spaces for student
stress relief: An evidence-based investigation and modular
design strategy Yuning Jiang, Tian Wang, China |
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| SESSION | 53 | Human–Computer Interaction: Cognitive and Workload Factors VIII | HCI | AHFE 3 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Felix-Marcel Petermann, Norway and Laura Martiinez, Japan | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | "They Will Move": Confirmation bias,
expectation frames, and premature monitoring drop off in
COLREG encounters Felix-Marcel Petermann, Ole Andreas Alsos, Jooyoung Park, Erik Styhr Petersen, Norway |
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| EEG-based classification of reward, penalty,
and movement events across four video games of varying
complexity Laura Martinez, Dechathron Dasri, Natsue Yoshimura, Japan |
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| PALO: A positive-reinforcement closed-loop
robotic system for dog toilet training Jinglei Luo, China |
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| Sustainability-driven assistive technology: A
LEGO prototype for enhancing safe navigation Marco Santórum, David Morales-Martínez, Mayra Carrión, Daniel Carvajal, Juan Benavides, Ecuador |
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| Physiological indicators of trust in
AI-assisted air traffic control: A multimodal eye-tracking
and EEG study Wenqian Qi, Xing Yao, Bufan Liu, Liu Xinyu, Hu Li, Tianjiao Zhang, Xiaoqing Yu, China |
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| Prompts to impact: User experience design in
AI-enhanced online learning environments Julian Galindo-losada, Vilma Rodríguez, Viviana Parraga, Mayra Carrión, Marco Santórum, Ecuador |
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| SESSION | 54 | Industrial and Systems Engineering Application III | ISE | AHFE 4 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Akio Tsuchiuchi, Japan and Joshua Adelabu, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Cross-functional value engineering activities
to transform existing factories into advanced factories Akio Tsuchiuchi, Kengo Takezawa, Ryosuke Takahashi, Shinji Amano, Takashi Kido, Japan |
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| Adaptive innovation management in complex
enterprise systems Yichen Meng, China |
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| Manufacturing unit cost efficient
introduction of product variants into existing production
systems Dennis Hertell, Michael Riesener, Benedict Janssen, Hendrik Eisbein, Germany |
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| Human-centred transition pathways for
AI-enabled safety-critical systems: An industrial systems
engineering perspective Dimitrios Ziakkas, Debra Henneberry, UK/USA |
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| End-to-end MBSE framework for lifecycle
traceability, digital engineering, and system-of-interest
realization Joshua Adelabu, Bhushan Lohar, John T Wade, Sean Walker, Carlos Montalvo, USA |
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| A real-time edge-based multimodal safety
assistance system for forklift operations Thasnimol Valuthottiyil Shajahan, Babji Srinivasan, Rajagopalan Srinivasan, India |
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| SESSION | 55 | Applications in Training, Learning and Education III | TLS | AHFE 5 |
| Day 3Thurs Dec 3 | Co-Chairs: Steven Doehler and Ayla Santos, USA | |||
| 13:00-14:00 (HST) | Detection without speed isn’t defense:
Human-AI coordination against cognitive cyberattackers Ayla Santos, Stephan Carney, Rob Groome, Nikolos Gurney, USA |
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| The vigilance decrement in the wild: How to
study and design for long-term process monitoring Kelly Dickerson, USA |
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| I've got an idea: A study on the decision to
share Steven Doehler, USA |
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| Design of a multisensory and conversational
AI-supported household emergency preparedness training
system for children Shiyu Mei, China |
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| Openin x: A dual-path wearable auditory
interface for divided-attention support in unilateral
conductive hearing loss Yutong Cai, Lei Xia, China |
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| System awareness, context awareness, and
situational trust in human-AI decision making for military
command and control Rune Stensrud, Norway |
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| Poster Demonstration Sessiosn | |
| Room: Ballroom | |
| Virtual Room: AHFE Posters | |
| Day 1 | Tuesday, December 1, 2026 |
| Time: 10:00-14:00 (HST) | |
| A1 | Personal protective equipment use and
occupational health risks among farmers in Trinidad and
Tobago: Preliminary findings of agriculture safety Barry Parasram, Avishek Choudhury, Trinidad and Tobago |
| A2 | Does being #OpenToWork hurt or help? How
platform-specific signals on Linkedin shape hiring manager
perceptions and selection outcomes Pamela Gu, USA |
| A3 | Effects of hemoglobin-induced facial redness
on anger recognition in Japanese and Thai observers Yuanyuan He, Yoko Mizokami, Tomoharu Ishikawa, Japan |
| A4 | Pedestrian crash severity in work zones: A
matched case-control and severity modeling study Oladotun Adeola, USA |
| A5 | Operational evaluation of integrated dynamic
lane merge and variable speed limit control strategies in
freeway work zones Arafat Ibrahim, Judith Mwakalonge, Gurcan Comert, Abdulkareem Afolabi, Varghese Vaidyan, USA |
| A6 | Human factors influencing truck crash severity
on urban freight corridors: Visibility, driver perception,
and environmental risk Idreez Yusuf, Judith Mwakalonge, Gurcan Comert, Varghese Vaidyan, Abdulkareem Afolabi, Arafat Ibrahim, USA |
| A7 | Enhancing cross-state transferability of
pavement performance models using grey exponential modeling
and clustering Henry Sawaki, USA |
| A8 | Mitigating risks in the use of medical devices
in the home setting/environment Regan Lawson, Kevin Ong, Sangeeta Abraham, USA |
| A9 | First step AI: from agreement to action:
Supporting task initiation in group work Naga Sai Nikhita Vengala, Tanvi Birari, Rachana Vaja, Molly Dube, Youngsoo Shin, USA |
| A10 | Emergency fallback readiness for driverless
freight operations: A human factors and infrastructure
design framework Angel Lucian , Steven Paul, Martin Byaruhanga, USA |
| A11 | User interface design for AI glasses: Insights
on the experience of notifications in devices with display Hanah Correa, Marcos Silbermann, Brazil |
| A12 | UX challenges for conceptualizing interfaces
on smart glasses with displays Alef Santos, Najara Paixao, Brazil |
| A13 | A better understanding of vibrations: The
influence of vibratory stimuli on postural adjustments in
the sitting posture context Salim Zenasni, Tanguy Marqueste, Mitsuko Aramaki, Richard Kronland-Martinet, Erick Dousset, Solvi Ystad, France |
| A14 | A recirculating pet dryer with hair capture
and health monitoring Yuchen Wu, China |
| A15 | TOUR-MATE: A companion‑style solo travel APP
design based on the SOR Model Theory Xu Xin, Guo Qizhou, China |
| A16 | A Visual Reminder System for Food Safety Based
on Time‑Responsive Color‑Changing Packaging Materials Cui Cailin, China |
| A17 | Mapping the Relationship between Typeface
Morphology and Emotional Expression Cuicai Lin, China |
| A18 | The role of mental models in learning how to
use smart glasses with display among first time users Alan Turatti, Hanah Correa, Marcos Silbermann, Rodrigo Cavalcanti, Randerson Queiroz, Brazil |
| A19 | The foundational phase of QHS Methodology:
Sectoral competitiveness, public policy, and labor
competencies Rodolfo Martinez Gutierrez, Mexico |
| Day 2 | Wednesday, December 2, 2026 |
| Time: 10:00-14:00 (HST) | |
| B1 | Predicting workplace conflict through
multimodal AI-based behavioral analysis: An ethical and
cognitive framework Rushabh Gandhi, Apoorv Singh, Azhar Mohammed Abdul Haleem, Damina Townes, Youngsoo Shin, USA |
| B2 | Flying while coordinating: A work domain
analysis of goggles-only FPV pilots as nodes in a scalable
strike element Michael Jenkins, USA |
| B3 | Development and evaluation of applications for
oral and cognitive rehabilitation: A facial
rock–paper–scissors program with psychological effects Kiyomi Yoshioka, Japan |
| B4 | Development of a game application using
texture-related onomatopoeia with a focus on declined
texture recognition in dementia Shunsuke Miyauchi, Masaki Sakanaka, Yuji Nozaki, Madoka Nakajima, Chihiro Kamohara, Chiyoko Kameue, Koichi Hirota, Koichiro Iwami, Maki Sakamoto, Japan |
| B5 | E Contextibus Unum: When should your AI share
your information with others? Enya Bullard, Xiang Chen, USA |
| B6 | Machine Learning-Driven Highway Performance
Classification Using Crowdsourced and Probe Traffic Data: A
Multi-State Framework Awadh Simba, USA |
| B7 | A vehicle-based computer vision framework for
freeway shoulder occupancy detection and tow/towed vehicle
event recognition Clever Agina, Judith Mwakalonge, Gurcan Comert, Nana Kankam Gyimah, Abdulkareem Afolabi, USA |
| B8 | Do drivers see e-Scooters the way they see
bicyclists? A commercial-vehicle simulator study of
detection, gaze, and physiological response Martin Byaruhanga, Angel Lucian , Judith Mwakalonge, Anthony Dontoh, USA |
| B9 | Maya explorer: An immersive VR large-space
simulation for experiencing Maya civilization Wang Yiru, China |
| B10 | Human‑AI collaborative service system for
generative visual creation Jialu Chen, China |
| B11 | A sensor‑based digital sculpting system with
augmented reality for simulated clay modeling Guo Qizhou, Xu Xin, China |
| B12 | Virtual reality for mental wellness: An
immersive approach to emotional regulation Saanvi Gupta, Matthew Zemsky, USA |
| B13 | Influence of cross‑media narrative animation
translation of Anshun Dixi on intangible cultural heritage
memory construction Zhang Tong, China |
| B14 | Impact of animated short films on the
dissemination of Anshun Dixi: A living transmission
perspective Tong Zhang, China |
| B15 | Design of an optimization system for visitor
flow in resort areas based on artificial intelligence Fan Chuding, China |
| B16 | Teenager’s narratives in digital ecosystems
and attitudes towards women and girls Maria Vidal-Alves, Patricia Costa, Portugal |
| B17 | Eye-tracking factors during spatial ability
task predict IRT-based item difficulty and naval flight
training performance Alejandro Albizu, Laura Jamison, Kaylin Strong, Ciara Sibley, Shannon McGarry, Christopher Draheim, Noelle Brown, Cyrus Foroughi, Rebecca Nesmith, Sarah Melick, Joseph Coyne, USA |
| B18 | Do after-action reviews improve performance
without direct experience? An experimental study in
aeronautical simulation Paola Melani, Émilien Perrot, Anne-lise Marchand, France |
| B19 | QHS Methodology: The evolution of knowledge
generation and application lines Rodolfo Martinez Gutierrez, Mexico |
| Day 3 | Thursday, December 3, 2026 |
| Time: 10:00-14:00 (HST) | |
| C1 | Radiological incident awareness and
preparedness among the public and first responders: A
systematic review Anna Kucharski, Avishek Choudhury, USA |
| C2 | Human-centered design of a multi-modal safety
interface for RTK-GPS-based coastal harvesting mobility Kwangtae Jung, Yejin Lee, South Korea |
| C3 | Exploring spatial and psychological factors
associated with creativity in office workers Chika Nakatani, Toshihisa Doi, Shushi Doi, Rion Saijyo, Shiori Miyao, Shunya Shimizu, Takayuki Kitakata, Japan |
| C4 | IoT-enabled countermeasures for pedestrian
safety during smartphone-distracted walking Ming-i Lin, Taiwan |
| C5 | The impact of applying artificial intelligence
on economic development in the global economy and the
Algerian economy in particular Mohamed Hamdani, Algeria |
| C6 | An AI‑based translation system for traditional
patterns: A case study of the southern song dynasty “Scroll
of Sea Treasures” Wang Yifei, China |
| C7 | Quantifying human failure in traffic
conflicts: A computer vision, machine learning, and human
factors framework for unsignalized intersection safety Steven Paul, Angel Lucian , USA |
| C8 | Automated road centerline extraction and DOT
inventory calibration from VHR orthophotos and airborne
LiDAR Abdulkareem Afolabi, Judith Mwakalonge, Gurcan Comert, Nana Kankam Gyimah, Ayobami Taiwo, Arafat Ibrahim, Clever Agina, Idreez Yusuf, USA |
| C9 | Empirical Bayes (EB) Method for developing
vulnerable road users crash modification factors at
roundabouts Miriam Mkufya, Arthur Mukwaya, Nancy Kasamala, Judith Mwakalonge, USA |
| C10 | Quantum annealing-based optimal identification
of vulnerable software components in connected and
autonomous vehicles Emmanuella Mojekwu, USA |
| C11 | Architecture and early software validation for
smart glasses Aecio Jorge Macedo Braga, Kinderman Barros, Brazil |
| C12 | Safety evaluation and influential risk factors
of part-time shoulder use: A multi-corridor study using
interpretable machine learning Japhet Felician, USA |
| C13 | Evaluation of the Rapid Response Measurement
(RRM) method for personality assessment within the military Quintin Kidder, Cyrus Foroughi, Laura Jamison, Ciara Sibley, Kaylin Strong, Rae Ezell, Joseph Coyne, Michael Kukenberger, USA |
| C14 | Mitigating class imbalance and boundary
ambiguity in rural watershed point cloud segmentation via
self-supervised learning Minjae Kim, Dongsu Kim, Dongwoo Kim, Ye-jin Seo, Jimin Shim, Yerim Jo, Won Choi, South Korea |
| C15 | Evaluation of transcranial direct current
stimulation on the prefrontal cortex for sustained cognitive
performance Krystina Diaz, Tiffany Lui, Riley McNaboe, Sylvia Guillory, Jeffrey Bolkhovsky, Hugo Posada-Quintero, Ki Chon, United States |
| C16 | Human factors optimization and digital
simulation of a smart TCM physiotherapy foot bath for
elderly home self-care Ziqi Han, China |
| C17 | Unimodal vs. multimodal trajectory
anticipation cues for motion sickness mitigation in
autonomous vehicles: An on-road study Adem Boudjemline, Lionel Bringoux, Clément Bougard, France |
| C18 | A human–AI collaborative mechanism for
commercial packaging design with generative AI Zibin Liu, China |
| C19 | QHS Methodology and the expansion of
competency-based applied knowledge Rodolfo Martinez Gutierrez, Mexico |
| C20 | Cross-Cloud Threshold Key Management using
heterogeneous Cloud Key Management System Musa Adamou, Ivan Nkwawir, Amir Schur, USA |
| AHFE Hawaii Track | Acronym |
|---|---|
| Application of Emerging Technologies | AET |
| Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing | AISC |
| Affective and Pleasurable Design | APD |
| Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality | AVM |
| Computation and Intelligent Design | CID |
| Ethical Issues and Considerations in Human Factors | EIC |
| Emerging Technologies and Business Applications | ETBA |
| General Papers | GEN |
| Healthcare and Cognitive Assessment | HCA |
| Human-Centered Design and Design for Inclusion | HCD |
| Human-Computer Interaction | HCI |
| Human-Technology and the Future of Work | HTFW |
| Industrial and Systems Engineering Applications | ISE |
| Training, Learning and Education | TLS |
| Transportation | TRANS |
| Wearable Technologies, Social and Affective Computing | WTSAC |
