ST Labs: Behavior, Accessibility, and Technology (BAT) Lab at San Jose State University

 

 Behavior, Accessibility, and Technology (BAT) Lab at San Jose State University


Lab director: Dr. Gaojian Huang

Contact: gaojian.huang@sjsu.edu

Location: San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, USA

Lab website: https://www.batlab.info/

The mission of the Behavior, Accessibility, and Technology (BAT) Lab is to develop next-generation human-machine systems that can assist and support humans with technology in a wide range of application domains and to enhance human performance and optimize human well-being.
Our areas of research:
Human-automation interaction
Automated driving
Aging and technology
Human-machine interface
Human behavior modeling

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