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Human Factors Expert Witness

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Questions I address

01

Did the design, warnings, or instructions account for foreseeable users and foreseeable misuse?

02

Was the use error predictable from the design?

03

Was unintended activation or movement a design-related risk?

04

Could the user recognize and recover from the error?

Products

 

  • Power wheelchairs and alternative drive controls
  • Other mobility devices
  • Home-use medical devices with alarms, including personal emergency response systems

Background

 

  • Ph.D. in Applied/Experimental Human Factors Psychology (UCF, 2014)
  • M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction (Georgia Tech), with a thesis on eye-gaze drive controls for power wheelchairs
  • Published research on instruction design for evacuating adults with disabilities (Applied Ergonomics, 2017) and on adaptive driving controls
  • Statistical and research-design consultant to the NIDILRR-funded Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Technologies to Support Aging with Long-Term Disabilities (RERC TechSAge)
  • Usability evaluation of medical and consumer systems
  • I am a power wheelchair user, so I bring the perspective of someone who relies on these devices every day.
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Engagement

Available nationally for plaintiff and defense matters. Remote testimony where permitted. Rates and engagement terms on request.

Discuss a matter:
michael@boycehumanperformance.com
(203) 668-9452

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Outside my scope

Metallurgy, battery chemistry, and fire origin-and-cause.

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