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)

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

Others