Projects — Sooin Hwang

Effects of HUD Information Location on Drivers' Cognitive and EEG Responses

My vision is to enable people to use complex technologies safely and easily. I strive to understand human cognitive and apply these insights into Human-Centered Design. Currently, I concentrate on using physiological approaches such as EEG.

Autonomous Mobility UX Model for Haerujil Workers' Safety

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Vest-Type Weight Redistribution for Long-Term Head-Mounted Display Use

EEG-Based UX/UI Design Studies

BrainChat: Generative Brainstorming for Human-Centered Design (HCD)

Adaptive Automotive Headrest for Shared Vehicles

Automotive Lighting Interaction UX Study

Sensor-based Strength Training Tracking System

Strength training still largely relies on manual logging, limiting quantitative feedback and data-driven coaching. Beginners often struggle to learn correct exercise techniques, while experienced users and trainers face challenges in systematically analyzing and managing workout data. This project proposes an integrated strength training tracking system that connects sensor-based measurement devices with a mobile application to provide real-time monitoring, in-exercise feedback, and post-exercise analysis and visualization.

Urban Autonomous Snow-Removal Mobility

Heavy snowfall is unpredictable and can cause pedestrian slip accidents if not removed promptly. Existing snow-removal systems are designed for vehicles and large spaces, making them unsuitable for narrow pedestrian areas such as sidewalks and stairs. This project develops a compact autonomous snow-removal mobility system for pedestrian environments.