CEC PhD Students Win 1st and 2nd Place Doctoral Doctoral Research Awards at ICHMS 2022

The 2022 IEEE International Conference on Human-Machine Systems (ICHMS), held in Orlando, Florida, conducted a Doctoral Research Award Competition (DAC) or doctoral research contributions. Contributions were ranked for both paper submissions and conference presentations by a conference review team. Two CEC Lab members won awards, Sarah Walsh (5th year Robotics PhD Candidate) and Divya Srivastava (5th year Mechanical Engineering PhD Candidate).

1st Place – Sarah Walsh with co-author Karen Feigh

“Consideration of Strategy-specific Adaptive Decision Support”

2nd Place – Divya Srivastava with co-authors J. Mason Lilly and Karen M. Feigh

“The Impact of Improving Shared Situation Awareness on AI-Advised Decision Making”

3rd Place – Jiancheng Nie with co-authors Yusuke Sugahara and Yukio Takeda

“Design of Wearable Robotic Support Limbs for Walking Assistance Based on Configurable Support Polygon”

Each awardee received a commemorative plaque, identifying the conference and contribution. Awardees also received an honorarium from the conference.