Multimodal human-machine interaction (HMI) is increasingly implemented in smart cockpit systems, yet empirical evidence on how specific modality configurations jointly shape driver workload and performance remains limited. From a neuroergonomic perspective, this study examined how variations in combinations of visual l...
Qing-Xing Qu, Lan-Xia Zhang, Yu-Yang Huang et al.· Accident Analysis and Preven...· 0 citations
This study explored the attitudes and experiences of older adults who had used Wearable Physical Activity Monitoring Technology (WPAMT) for at least 30 days, identifying factors influencing continued use and discontinuation. Employing grounded theory, face-to-face interviews with 31 older adults in Hong Kong revealed t...
Siu-Shing Man, Pei-Qi Su, Billy C. L. So et al.· Ergonomics· 0 citations
Virtual reality (VR) technology is a valuable tool to address the evolving needs of young-old adults. This study investigated the factors influencing the adoption of VR technology among young-old adults, extending the technology acceptance model by incorporating trust and perceived risk. Data were collected from 343 re...
While augmented reality head-up displays (AR-HUDs) are known to enhance forward collision warning (FCW) safety, the optimal design for highway scenarios remains unclear. This study evaluated three AR-HUD FCW designs, including spatial referencing (SR), scaling animation (SA), and static symbol (SS), against a no-warnin...
Fenghong Wang, Ke-Xin Wu, Rui-Yan Li et al.· Ergonomics· 0 citations
FC, SI and TA are important factors influencing telephysiotherapy acceptance among older adults and several useful recommendations are provided based on the findings to enhance the use of telephysiotherapy among older adults.
Siu-Shing Man, Xiaofeng Wu, Kung-Ting Chiu et al.· Disability and Rehabilitatio...· 1 citation
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