BEng (SoftEng), MSc (HCI)
Yueteng’s research is devoted to advancing the Human-Machine Interface (HMI) in automated vehicles. Specifically, it seeks to generate new knowledge about designing multimodal HMIs to optimise safety and user experience effectively. He has practical experience in evaluating automotive interfaces in driving simulators and has conducted studies on drivers and passengers in real-road urban scenarios. He also has experience organising human-centred, multimodal data collection studies with an autonomous vehicle. His role as an HCI research intern at Tsinghua University and his experience as a Software Engineer at PwC and a UX researcher at an HMI R&D company has equipped him with a blend of cross-field, technical, and user-centred design skills.
DOCTORAL RESEARCH
“Human-machine interface (HMI) design to manage driver engagement in automated vehicles”
THESIS SUPERVISORS
Professor Ronald Schroeter, Professor Sebastien Glaser, Associate Professor Rafael Gomez, Dr Xiaomeng Li, Dr Jonny Kuo (External Supervisor)
RESEARCH INTERESTS
- Human-machine Interface (HMI)
- Autonomous Vehicles (AVs)
- Driving behaviours
- Multimodal Interaction Design
- Human-centred Design
AWARDS
- Chair for Empathic Machines Postgraduate Research Scholarships