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Human
Machine Systems Engineering Research Laboratories
Interdisciplinary
Research Center
The Human-Machine Systems
Engineering Laboratory (HMSEL) is a research and instructional
unit in the College of Engineering and is housed in the
Interdisciplinary Research Center IRC).
HMSEL has the
following research facilities:
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Simulation Laboratory
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Visual Cognition
&Perception Laboratory
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Virtual Reality and
HCI Laboratory
- equipment for research in
human-computer interaction (HCI)
- virtual environment design
- information display and
visualization studies
- cognitive systems engineering
Designs are
achieved with Rapid Prototyping Software, MATB, FITT, Spyglass Slicer
and Transform, SGI UNIX and many NT machines.
A second facility
is used to study
- biometric
- ergonometric indicators of human
workload using EEG and EMG data
- Apparatus include Lafayette BIOPACK
,EEG lab set from GRASS, EKG and EMG
Researchers use simulation, neural network and fuzzy set models as
tools to develop workload metrics.
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