Technologies Facteurs Humains

Assistants intelligents, voitures autonomes, interfaces cognitives, aide à la décision automatisée…les nouveaux enjeux technologiques nous amènent à repenser en profondeur la relation entre l’humain et la machine.

Pour permettre une réelle coopération homme-machine, le laboratoire Technologies Facteurs Humains analyse et anticipe les comportements humains afin de concevoir des environnements intelligents à la fois efficaces, intuitifs et adaptés.

Dans cette optique, il crée des solutions fondées sur son expertise en psychophysiologie, sciences cognitives et design d’interactions. Grâce aux meilleures méthodes d’analyses et de simulations, il développe des technologies d’interactions centrées utilisateurs et de mesures comportementales objectives, pour accompagner la transformation digitale du monde industriel et l’expérience nouvelle de ses clients.

Guillaume Jegou

Responsable du labo Technologies Facteurs Humains

A la croisée des Sciences Cognitives et des Facteurs Humains, nous définissons les innovations qui placent l’humain, à la fois comme sujet et finalité de la recherche technologique.

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publications scientifiques

01.12.2022

Improving Collaborative Learning in Virtual Reality With Facial Expressions

This article presents an approach to improve collaborative learning in terms of performance & satisfaction through the generation of non-verbal behavior of users displayed on their avatar in virtual reality. Various works have focused on the behavioral realism of avatars, which can considerably improve interactions. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of displaying the…

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11.02.2022

A review of Virtual Assistants' characteristics: recommendations for designing an optimal human-machine cooperation

Abstract Designed to improve human-machine interactions, virtual agents, and particularly virtual assistants (VAs), are spreading in our daily lives. Presenting a very wide variety of characteristics, studies generally report their own agent with its own characteristics and objective. So we can wonder if some of these characteristics are a consensus for VAs in general. Within this work, we aim to…

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04.02.2021

Acceptability and 5G in the Medical Field: The Impact of the Level of Information

The issues around 5G are considerable: sovereignty, smart city, industry 4.0, energy, connected healthcare. However, 5G is currently raising many questions from the general public and professionals. To better understand these questions related to acceptability, a quantitative experimental study was conducted with 81 healthcare professionals, via an online questionnaire. The objective is to…

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17.11.2020

Towards Real-Time Recognition of Users' Mental Workload Using Integrated Physiological Sensors Into a VR HMD

This paper describes an "all-in-one" solution for the real-time recognition of users' mental workloads in virtual reality through the cus-tomization of a commercial HMD with physiological sensors. First, we describe the hardware and software solution employed to build the system. Second, we detail the machine learning methods used for the automatic recognition of the users' mental…

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