Welcome to the BAT Lab.

Welcome to the BAT Lab.

Lab Director.

Gaojian Huang, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering

San José State University

Email: gaojian.huang@sjsu.edu

Lab Director.

Gaojian Huang, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering
Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering
San José State University

Postdoctoral Researcher.

Postdoctoral Researcher.

Eunjee Kim

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Email: eunjee.kim@sjsu.edu

Eunjee received her Ph.D. in Human Factors Ergonomics from Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) in South Korea. Her research interests include exploring the physical, physiological, and cognitive aspects of human interaction with new technologies such as VR, AR, and automated driving. She is also interested in extending her research to disabilities and the elderly to create a more convenient and accessible society. In her free time, she enjoys camping and playing tennis.

Eunjee Kim

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Email: eunjee.kim@sjsu.edu

Eunjee received her Ph.D. in Human Factors Ergonomics from Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) in South Korea. Her research interests include exploring the physical, physiological, and cognitive aspects of human interaction with new technologies such as VR, AR, and automated driving. She is also interested in extending her research to disabilities and the elderly to create a more convenient and accessible society. In her free time, she enjoys camping and playing tennis.

Eunjee Kim

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Email: eunjee.kim@sjsu.edu

Graduate Students.

Graduate Students.

Wei-Hsiang Lo

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: weihsiang.lo@sjsu.edu

Wei-Hsiang is a Human Factors Engineering (HFE)/User Experience Concentration master's student at San Jose State University with a background in industrial design. He is passionate about understanding how design can be used to provide personalized solutions for different user groups, with a particular focus on exploring the potential for enhancing situational awareness in elderly individuals after sensory degradation, especially in the context of driving.

Wei-Hsiang Lo

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: weihsiang.lo@sjsu.edu

Wei-Hsiang is a Human Factors Engineering (HFE)/User Experience Concentration master's student at San Jose State University with a background in industrial design. He is passionate about understanding how design can be used to provide personalized solutions for different user groups, with a particular focus on exploring the potential for enhancing situational awareness in elderly individuals after sensory degradation, especially in the context of driving.

Wei-Hsiang Lo

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: weihsiang.lo@sjsu.edu

Aries Chu

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: aries.chu@sjsu.edu

Aries is a first-year Human Factors and Ergonomics Concentration in UX Master’s student at San Jose State University. Her background is in Cognitive Science focused on Linguistics and Computer Science and has previous experience working with artificial agents and human communication. In the future, she plans to become a Researcher, who specializes in how users perceive Voice Assistants in autonomous vehicles. During her free time, she likes to travel to different countries and online shop.

Aries Chu

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: aries.chu@sjsu.edu

Aries is a first-year Human Factors and Ergonomics Concentration in UX Master’s student at San Jose State University. Her background is in Cognitive Science focused on Linguistics and Computer Science and has previous experience working with artificial agents and human communication. In the future, she plans to become a Researcher, who specializes in how users perceive Voice Assistants in autonomous vehicles. During her free time, she likes to travel to different countries and online shop.

Aries Chu

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: aries.chu@sjsu.edu

Nidhi Deshpande

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: nidhimilind.deshpande@sjsu.edu

Nidhi is a Master's student studying Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE) in the Industrial and Systems Engineering department at SJSU. She studied Computer Science for her bachelor’s degree and has worked as a software developer, predominantly as a front-end developer for a few years. Her professional goal is to become a product designer where she can leverage her past experiences and new learnings.

Nidhi Deshpande

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: nidhimilind.deshpande@sjsu.edu

Nidhi is a Master's student studying Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE) in the Industrial and Systems Engineering department at SJSU. She studied Computer Science for her bachelor’s degree and has worked as a software developer, predominantly as a front-end developer for a few years. Her professional goal is to become a product designer where she can leverage her past experiences and new learnings.

Nidhi Deshpande

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: nidhimilind.deshpande@sjsu.edu

Poorva Jain

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: poorva.jain@sjsu.edu

Poorva is a master's student in the Human Factors and Ergonomics program at SJSU. She is an international student from India and has a background in architecture. She is interested in user-centered design and research across different domains. She enjoys reading novels and sketching during her free time.

Poorva Jain

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: poorva.jain@sjsu.edu

Poorva is a master's student in the Human Factors and Ergonomics program at SJSU. She is an international student from India and has a background in architecture. She is interested in user-centered design and research across different domains. She enjoys reading novels and sketching during her free time.

Poorva Jain

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: poorva.jain@sjsu.edu

Shirley Tang

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: shirley.tang01@sjsu.edu

Shirley is a master’s student in the Human Factors and Ergonomics program at San Jose State University, with a concentration in UX. She has a background in Cognitive Science and Statistics, as well as previous experience as a UX designer in the start-up and agency spaces. Her interests include accessible wayfinding and navigation, and she is passionate about crafting experiences that empower users.

Shirley Tang

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: shirley.tang01@sjsu.edu

Shirley is a master’s student in the Human Factors and Ergonomics program at San Jose State University, with a concentration in UX. She has a background in Cognitive Science and Statistics, as well as previous experience as a UX designer in the start-up and agency spaces. Her interests include accessible wayfinding and navigation, and she is passionate about crafting experiences that empower users.

Shirley Tang

Major: Human Factors/Ergonomics

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: shirley.tang01@sjsu.edu

underGraduate Students.

underGraduate Students.

Sanvee Boutuivi Kouam Pedrong

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: brenna.nettles-miller@sjsu.edu

Sanvee Boutuivi Kouam Pedro is a 3rd-year Mechanical Engineering student. He is originally from Togo in West Africa and has a profound passion for machines and the automotive industry. His ambition is to conduct research on materials that can improve safety and durability in human-machine interfaces. Pedro believes that by developing innovative materials, there can be significant enhancements in how humans interact with machines.

Sanvee Boutuivi Kouam Pedrong

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: brenna.nettles-miller@sjsu.edu

Sanvee Boutuivi Kouam Pedro is a 3rd-year Mechanical Engineering student. He is originally from Togo in West Africa and has a profound passion for machines and the automotive industry. His ambition is to conduct research on materials that can improve safety and durability in human-machine interfaces. Pedro believes that by developing innovative materials, there can be significant enhancements in how humans interact with machines.

Sanvee Boutuivi Kouam Pedrong

Department: Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering

Email: brenna.nettles-miller@sjsu.edu

BAT LAB ALUMINI.

Vidya Krishnamoorthy

graduate student, Spring 2022

@ Tesla, Inc

Vidya Krishnamoorthy

graduate student, Spring 2022

@ Tesla, Inc

Vidya Krishnamoorthy

graduate student, Spring 2022

@ Tesla, Inc

Kimberly Martinez

graduate student, Spring 2023

@ American Rheinmetall Vehicle

Kimberly Martinez

graduate student, Spring 2023

@ American Rheinmetall Vehicle

Kimberly Martinez

graduate student, Spring 2023

@ American Rheinmetall Vehicle

Brenna Nettles-Miller

undergraduate, Spring 2023

@ Sammina Corporation

Brenna Nettles-Miller

undergraduate, Spring 2023

@ Sammina Corporation

Brenna Nettles-Miller

undergraduate, Spring 2023

@ Sammina Corporation

Miaomiao Dong

graduate student, Fall 2023

@ Westat

Miaomiao Dong

graduate student, Fall 2023

@ Westat

Miaomiao Dong

graduate student, Fall 2023

@ Westat

BAT Lab, San José State University

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