Myounghoon Jeon

Associate Professor

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

United States

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Myounghoon Jeon is an Associate Professor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the United States. His research areas include human-robot interaction, empathic design for automated vehicles, and emotional responses to technology. Recent publications explore topics such as emotional connections in human-robot interaction, the effects of sentiment on user experiences, and the implications of automation on driver behavior.

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Yong Gu Ji

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Yonsei University

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Gyeongsang National University

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Karen Chen

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North Carolina State University

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Yiqi Zhang

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Pennsylvania State University

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Exploring Emotional Connections: A Systematic Literature Review of Attachment in Human-Robot Interaction

Driving with Empathy: Workshop Report on AI-driven In-vehicle Empathic Agent Design for Automated Vehicles

A PRISMA-Based Review of Empathic Intervention in Driving Contexts

Happiness improves perceptions and game performance in an escape room, whereas anger motivates compliance with instructions from a robot agent

Investigating drivers’ responses to cyber-attacks while conducting non-driving related tasks in highly automated vehicles

Verifying Motion Sickness Induction in Automated Vehicles Using Motion-Based Driving Simulators

Head-up Displays Improve Drivers’ Performance and Subjective Perceptions with the In-Vehicle Gesture Interaction System

Human-Centered eXtended Reality for Occupational Applications in the Era of Industry 5.0: Introduction to the Special Issue

Intelligent Agents for Outdoor Workers: A Systematic Review

Effects of Sentiment-Based Sonification on Fairy Tale Listening Experience

HCI for Future Mobility

In-vehicle air gesture design: impacts of display modality and control orientation

Effects of Language on Angry drivers’ Situation Awareness, Driving Performance, and Subjective Perception in Level 3 Automated Vehicles

Exploring the influence of driver affective state and auditory display urgency on takeover performance in semi-automated vehicles: Experiment and modelling

Sonification Use Cases in Highly Automated Vehicles: Designing and Evaluating Use Cases in Level 4 Automation

The effects of robot voices and appearances on users emotion recognition and subjective perception

“Slow down. Rail crossing ahead. Look left and right at the crossing”: In-vehicle auditory alerts improve driver behavior at rail crossings

Effects of Non-Speech Auditory Cues on Control Transition Behaviors in Semi-Automated Vehicles: Empirical Study, Modeling, and Validation

Eliciting User Needs and Design Requirements for User Experience in Fully Automated Vehicles

The Effects of Transparency and Reliability of In-Vehicle Intelligent Agents on Driver Perception, Takeover Performance, Workload and Situation Awareness in Conditionally Automated Vehicles

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