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1. Combining EEG and Eye Tracking: Using Fixation-Locked Potentials in Visual Search

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Brent Winslow, Angela Carpenter, Jesse Flint, Xuezhong Wang, David Tomasetti, Matthew Johnston, and Kelly Hale

Subjects
electroencephalography, saccades, visual attention, ERP, Human anatomy, QM1-695
Abstract

Visual search is a complex task that involves many neural pathways to identify relevant areas of interest within a scene. Humans remain a critical component in visual search tasks, as they can effectively perceive anomalies within complex scenes. However, this task can be challenging, particularly under time pressure. In order to improve visual search training and performance, an objective, process-based measure is needed. Eye tracking technology can be used to drive real-time parsing of EEG recordings, providing an indication of the analysis process. In the current study, eye fixations were used to generate ERPs during a visual search task. Clear differences were observed following performance, suggesting that neurophysiological signatures could be developed to prevent errors in visual search tasks.

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2013
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2. Discussion Panel HFES Technical Standards Update 2019 HFES Annual Meeting

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Daryle Gardner-Bonneau, Tom Albin, David Rempel, Michelle Kerr, Kelly Hale, Christopher R. Reid, and Robert R. Fox

Subjects
Medical Terminology, Engineering management, Engineering, Work (electrical), business.industry, Technical standard, business, Medical Assisting and Transcription, Variety (cybernetics)
Abstract

HFES oversees a variety of ergonomics and human factors standards activities including standards developed within HFES (e.g. HFES 100) and standards work outside of HFES such as ANSI and ISO. This session is intended to update HFES members on the standards work that HFES is involved. This year the emphasis will be on specific new standards work on topical areas. A new ISO Technical Report on human factors in robotic, intelligent and autonomous systems (RIA) will be introduced along with the work of the HFES liaison to the US Department of Defense HF/E TAG. There will be an update on the new work of the ASTM 48.02 on exoskeletons and exosuits. The work on the revised ANSI/HFES 100 Human Factors Engineering of Computer Workstations, which is nearing completion, will be discussed. An update on the ACGIH work on ergonomics standards will be reviewed.

Published
2019

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