Human-Centric Design Research Laboratory @ Texas Tech University
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Welcome to visit Dr. Yang's research group within the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Texas Tech University. The HCDR Lab has two immediate open PhD research assistant positions. If you are interested please contact Dr. Yang at james.yang@ttu.edu. (Posted on April 3, 2013) Objective: The purposes of the Human-Centric Design Research Lab are (1) to advance the understanding of human movement capabilities by means of modeling, simulation and experimentation, and develop computer software package that facilitates human-centric design, biomechanics analysis, ergonomics assessment, injury prediction, traffic safety system including digital human visibility prediction and human performance assessment. (2) to model and simulate the interaction between the human and personal protective equipment (helmets, goggles, and respirators, clothing, shoes, etc.) for hazard and discomfort assessments. (3) to promote intelligent for digital human models and simulate the action and interaction of individual digital human. (4) to advance computer-aided design and simulation of mechanical systems. (5) to promote human lives by developing novel medical devices such as hand/foot prosthesis, and other devices. (6) to enhance traffic safety systems by developing tools/models. Lab Director:                                                    Prof. James Yang                                                                                  Office: ME-109                                                          Phone: 806-742-3563 x 229                                      Fax: 806-742-3540                                                    Email: james.yang@ttu.edu Location: ME Building, Room 142 and 145 Tel: 806-742-3563 x 281 Last Updated on April 3, 2013.
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