Research
Nowadays, agents with autonomous systems have rapidly evolved towards higher automation while studies in HCI are slower than techniques, which made current robots not human-friendly yet.
I hope to use knowledge in computer science and cognitive psychology to not only establish and validate fundamental theories of HRI but also develop real-world human-centered algorithms and designs.
I am interested in three overarching questions:
How do we interact with automation systems such as atonomous vehicles and collaborative robots?
How can we better collaborate with them? Could system “read” and “understand” human behavior and mental states?
How to design systems to better serve the public and people with accessibility needs?
Research Overview
Cognitive Psychology (Starts from 2018.9)
Ye, X., Liang, J. and Gao, Z. (Working Paper). Arousal-Biased Competition in Visual Perception and Working Memory: A Unique Examination with a Continuous Recall Task. (For Emotion Journal)
Active Suppression Mechanism of Attention Information based on Dual Task Paradigm.
Engneering Psychology (Starts from 2019.6)
Auditory Messages for Intersection Movement Assist (IMA) Systems: Effects of Self-prioritization.
Pedestrian-Vehicle Communication Displays in the Context of Autonomous Driving: A Scoping Review.
Correction and Prevention in High-risk Traffic Behavior: Warnings. (Major Project of Ministry of Sci & Tech of China)
System Security and Intelligent Protection of Human-Machine Integration. (Major Project of Ministry of Sci & Tech of China)
HCI (Starts from 2021.12)
Kim, S., Esterwood, C., Ye, X. and Robert, L. P. (Working Paper). A Review on Morphological View of Affective Responses to Robot.
Ye, X. and Robert, L. P. (Under Review). A Literature Review of Security Robot in Human Robot Interaction. In CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI ’23), April 23-28, 2023, Hamburg, Germany.
A Comparative Study on the Influence of Anthropomorphism on Human–Security Robot Interaction