Yulu (Laura) Lin

Hi, this is Laura. I am a junior researcher at Stanford HCI Group. I am passionate about using mixed methods to conduct human behavioral research for cutting-edge products in autonomous vehicles/medical devices/ARVR

researcher

2021 - Present · Stanford HCI Group

Conducted eye-tracking environment; usability testing

researcher

2021-present · Harvard Medical School(Collab with ERI)

research assistant

2020-2021 · Harvard University, Department of Psychology

Conference Articles

2021. Y Lin, G Jin. Mindful People's Preference for Different Services of Autonomous Vehicles in China. 2021 International Symposium on Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (SCoV 2021).

2021. Y Lin, G Jin. People’s Preferences for Different Uses of Autonomous Vehicles in China. 2021 International Conference on Vehicle Technology and Intelligent Transport Systems(VEHITS 2021).

People's Preferences for Different Uses of Autonomous Vehicles in China

people’s mindfulness score, trust, health situations, travel costs, knowledge of autonomous vehicles, and their willingness to change their travel mode are significantly related to their choosing autonomous paratransit as their preferred mode. Policymakers can focus on providing enough information about autonomous vehicles’ prices for people with low income and high travel costs. When design autonomous vehicles, people with high mindfulness level will be more acceptable to paratransit services.

Autonomous vehicles and visually impaired people's interaction

This project is an ongoing work about visually impaired people and autonomous vehicles' interaction. Researchers want to know how can visually impaired people need when they use autonomous vehicles in the future.

Mindful people's preferences on autonomous vehicles

people’s mindfulness score, trust, health situations, travel costs, knowledge of autonomous vehicles, and their willingness to change their travel mode are significantly related to their choosing autonomous paratransit as their preferred mode.

Eye tracking and driving behavior

We are exploring the correlations between drivers' eye movements and their creativity/stress level while driving

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