Human Factors and UX Research
Study design, human-centered requirements, interface evaluation, and evidence-based recommendations for intelligent or emerging technologies.
Collaboration
The BAT Lab welcomes academic, public-sector, nonprofit, and industry conversations that align with its research and educational mission. The appropriate university pathway depends on the scope of each collaboration.
Ways to work together
The lab can discuss projects that call for human factors or UX expertise, empirical evaluation, and human-centered guidance for emerging technologies.
Study design, human-centered requirements, interface evaluation, and evidence-based recommendations for intelligent or emerging technologies.
Controlled experiments, simulation studies, user research, and behavioral or physiological measurement for evaluating concepts and prototypes.
External advisory and consulting engagements can address human factors, UX, intelligent systems, and emerging technologies. Each engagement is shaped around the client’s needs and carried out in accordance with applicable university policies.
Custom short courses, workshops, and curriculum can be developed around an organization’s needs and delivered on site or online, with a focus on human-centered AI, automation, mobility, and embodied intelligence.
Visiting students, scholars, or professional groups can inquire about a focused research or educational experience. Any visit is shaped around project fit and coordinated through the appropriate university and international-program channels.
Joint proposals and research partnerships that connect practical problems with rigorous human-centered methods.
Engagements involving university resources, students, sponsored research, course delivery, or structured visits are subject to fit, availability, and the appropriate San José State University coordination, review, and agreement processes.