Wenzhuo Wu and Brandon Pitts, Ph.D. of the School of Industrial Engineering have been selected to attend the US-Africa Frontiers Symposium.
Learn more about their selection to this prestigious symposium.
https://t.co/qwoLb9m4z7
Brad Duerstock and Brandon Pitts are part of an alliance with the University of Pittsburgh working for an RERC on Physical Access and Transportation that's been awarded $4.75M for 5 years, focusing on greater inclusivity of airplanes, and autonomous & electric vehicles. Congrats!
Congratulations to IE's Brandon Pitts! Pitts was recently honored with the Stephanie Binder Young Professional Award for his outstanding contributions to transportation human factors.
Learn more about this honor at https://t.co/osfQO21OzY
Our latest collaborative paper with @Ford Motor Company is now published in Human Factors! It describes a new driver state monitoring technique for predicting a person’s situation awareness @NadeLiang@Purdue_IE
https://t.co/Ks51ST0WSp
Congratulations to IE's Brandon Pitts!
The National Academy of Engineering has selected Pitts to participate in NAE's 2023 US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium.
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I’m excited to announce that I have been awarded an @NSF CAREER grant! Thanks to all of the students, collaborators, colleagues, and mentors who played a pivotal role in making this possible. The @NHanCELab is ready to work! @PurdueIndEng @PurdueEngineers
https://t.co/rvNVR96jec
Dr. Brad Duerstock, Co-Inventor of the 1st place winning design of the U.S. DOT Inclusive Design Challenge - EASI RIDER autonomous vehicle platform, was inducted as a fellow of the AIMBE. Way to go!
@AIMBE @ISAC_CYTO @PurdueUnivNews @PurdueBME @PurduePresident Purdue faculty Dr Brad Duerstock inducted as a Fellow Of the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering today. Brad represents the Purdue philosophy of being the best.
@DrBrandonJPitts and EASI RIDER team, who won 1st place in the @USDOT Inclusive Design Challenge (IDC), have been nominated for a 2023 Mira Award, honoring the "Best in Tech" in Indiana. @IIB @PurdueIndEng
https://t.co/ualXFMYkmT
Dr. Pitts shares his thoughts on various topics in Take 6: Brandon Pitts, College of Engineering and Center on Aging and the Life Course by @PurdueResFound@PurdueIE https://t.co/fZQuaczkWV
Our latest collaborative publication (with @Ford) on predicting drivers’ situation awareness (SA) in autonomous vehicles using integrated eye tracking and EEG data is now available in IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems! @NadeLiang @PurdueIndEng
https://t.co/fzC2WRnvv5
How do you account for user diversity when designing automonous vehicles? Learn all about it this Friday, when we welcome @DrBrandonJPitts from @PurdueIndEng . #AVs@UWMadEngr@umichioe@LSU https://t.co/X43Fbq8cSd
Meet Regen Li! Our latest student spotlight features Regen Li, an IE senior exploring human-centered projects. Regen is currently working on a project involving older adults and their interactions with video conferencing platforms. Keep up the great work!
https://t.co/BwYIMxUZeK
IE's Brad Duerstock and Brandon Pitts took on the DOT Inclusive Design Challenge. With the help of industry collaborators like @BraunAbility the team won the top prize! Learn more about this fantastic project here: https://t.co/qe0EeJOeKf
This is a prototype for a fully autonomous vehicle that is handicap accessible. @LifeAtPurdue won a national competition by designing it. Watch @WISH_TV at 5 to see what makes this unique and when you could see it on the roads.
Thanks @WISH_TV for highlighting this critical work! Prof. Brad Duerstock and I are excited to contribute solutions to enable a more accessible autonomous transportation future for many who currently face significant travel barriers.
Thank you @LifeAtPurdue for spotlighting this critical work! Prof. Brad Duerstock and I are thrilled to be part of the national conversation on making future autonomous vehicles accessible to people with disabilities.
Brad Duerstock, a professor of practice in @PurdueIndEng and @PurdueBME, and IE's @DrBrandonJPitts co-led a team to develop a design concept for helping industry make autonomous vehicles accessible to people with disabilities. https://t.co/D6x8ogEeXt
Our lab's latest publication is now available online in Accident Analysis & Prevention! It discourages the myopic view of older adults as a homogenous group, especially regarding how they (might) perceive autonomous vehicles. https://t.co/IZmD01oHdV
#HFES2022 in Atlanta was a success! NHanCE Lab members, @NadeLiang, Maya Luster, and (Dr.) Shree Frazier, presented work on automated vehicles, driver behaviors, and tech usage among older adults. Also, Nade and Maya received the Student Member with Honors award! Thanks @HFES!
Our latest publication on creating meaningful vibrotactile patterns to represent automated vehicle takeover requests is now published in IEEE Transactions on Human-Machine Systems! https://t.co/tYp5TouO9o