Behavior, Accessibility & Technology Lab
We develop and evaluate human-aware, accessible, and adaptive interfaces for mobility, work, healthcare, education, and embodied AI.
A living research system
Roles move. Context changes. The animation below shows how people and AI can sense, coordinate, and adapt together—and links directly to the research behind it.
Explore how BAT Lab connects human context, collaborative AI roles, adaptive interfaces, and action.
BAT Lab research ecosystem
Our research moves from understanding people and intelligent systems, to designing for differences across users, to adapting the interfaces through which intelligence is communicated and acted upon.
Collaborative intelligence
Understanding how people and intelligent systems share information, control, and responsibility.
Empowering access
Designing technology across age, ability, sensory function, cognition, and mobility.
Seamless interaction
Adapting how intelligent systems communicate according to the user and real-time context.
Research in development
Active · under development
We are developing a human-centered account of how responsibility can move between people and role-adaptive AI as readiness, risk, and uncertainty change.
Collaboration framework
Advisor, Co-Pilot, and Guardian roles offer a practical language for studying how assistance should change across situations.
Open the frameworkEmbodied intelligence
We are extending human-centered AI from communication on a screen to systems that sense and act in mobility, work, health, and everyday environments.
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Recent scholarship and news, with the full archive kept one click away.
Selected publications
Lo, W. H., & Huang, G.
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The project studies smart sensing and adaptive ergonomic interventions for reducing musculoskeletal-disorder risk in office work.
Read lab newsThe talk introduced high-school students to human–AI collaboration, intelligent transportation, and interface design.
Read lab newsGlobal research reach
Explore the affiliation countries of publications that cite the lab’s verified body of work.
People
BAT Lab brings together perspectives from human factors, psychology, design, engineering, and computer science.
Questions are shaped through multiple ways of understanding people, technology, and context.
Members contribute to a common research agenda while developing their own skills and perspective.
Research offers room to ask questions, lead studies, communicate findings, and support one another.
Research network
Public agencies, universities, foundations, and industry partners help turn research into impact.
Work with BAT Lab
Human factors and UX studies, emerging-technology education, research visits, and applied collaboration.
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