Junho Park

Assistant Professor

University of Calgary

Canada

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Junho Park is an Assistant Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. His research focuses on human-machine interfaces, particularly in the context of driving and prosthetic devices. Recent articles highlight his work on EMG-based control systems, digital twins for amputees, and cognitive workload assessment related to automated environments.

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Articles (9)

Evaluating the Feasibility of EMG-Based Human–Machine Interfaces for Driving

Human-Centered Evaluation of EMG-Based Upper-Limb Prosthetic Control Modes

Digital Twin for Amputees: A Bidirectional Interaction Modeling and Prototype with Convolutional Neural Network

Prototype Biofeedback Augmented Reality Glasses for Workload Detection with Machine Learning: A Preliminary Study

Smart All-Hazard Responses Framework (SARF): Human Factors and Ergonomics Approach

A novel autonomous vehicle interface for older adults with cognitive impairment

Effects of unreliable automation, non-driving related task, and takeover time budget on drivers’ takeover performance and workload

Cognitive Workload Assessment of Prosthetic Devices: A Review of Literature and Meta-Analysis

Adaptive driving simulation-based training: framework, status, and needs

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Yunmei Liu

David Kaber

Jaime Ruiz

Marcia G. Ory

mark benden

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