HUMAN–AI INTERACTION · DESIGN ENGINEERING

Designing and engineering better human-agent relationships

The human-ai interaction and design engineering Lab (HAIDE) is led by Assistant Professor Mu Tong. Its members are primarily undergraduate and graduate students from the School of Design and the School of Computer Science and Engineering at South China University of Technology. The lab conducts interdisciplinary research on the relationships and mediating mechanisms between humans, intelligent agents, and robots, focusing on the design, development, and application of interactive technologies.

Designing and engineering better human-agent relationships

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Provenance - Multi-Agent Simulation Platform for AI Value Formation Process

MAVIS: A Controllable and Interpretable Multi-Agent Simulation Framework

Layered Information Disclosure Strategies in AI Voice Consultation

Research on improving the decision interpretability and efficiency of medical artificial intelligence through information visualization

Research on eHMI Interaction Media and Design Features for Home Humanoid Robots

AI Assistant Voice Framework Design and Development for Museum Guided Tours

Human–Platoon External Interaction for Cooperative Lane Changes of Autonomous Truck Platoons

Design and Research of Multimodal Voice AI Interactive Assistant for Anxiety Relief

Development of Low-Altitude Robot Simulation Training Platform

Safety Design of External Human-Machine Interface for Autonomous Vehicles under Low Visibility Conditions

Guidance Freedom and Narrative Identity in AI Museum Guides

Research on human-robot collaboration predictive human-machine interface design for lunar probe spacecraft

Application of Artificial Intelligence Information Prompts in Endoscopic Navigation Tasks: The Effect of Prompt Type and Visual Occlusion

Automation Dependence in AI-Assisted Colonoscopy: Impact of System Reliability and Surgeon Experience on Navigation Performance

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