Francisco Rebelo
Biography
Francisco Rebelo is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture. He holds a PhD in Ergonomics – Human-Centered Design from Universiade de Lisboa, aggregated in Ergonomic Design at the same University.
His teaching and research focus on understanding and measuring human performance and experiences resulting from using or anticipating a product, service, or system. At the applied level, his goal is to integrate ergonomics, neuroscience, and technological tools to design transformative human experiences that improve people’s lives’ performance, fun, safety, and health.
Publications
2018
Compliance with Static vs. Dynamic Warnings in Workplaces such as Warehouses: A Study Using Virtual Reality Proceedings Article
In: HCI (20), pp. 563–572, Springer, 2018.
Expected User Acceptance of an Augmented Reality Service for a Smart City Proceedings Article
In: HCI (20), pp. 703–714, Springer, 2018.
Tourism and Virtual Reality: User Experience Evaluation of a Virtual Environment Prototype Proceedings Article
In: HCI (20), pp. 730–742, Springer, 2018.
2017
Evaluation of a Virtual Environment Prototype for Studies on the Effectiveness of Technology-Based Safety Signs Proceedings Article
In: AHFE (4), pp. 100–111, Springer, 2017.
Co-designing a Civic Educational Online Game with Children Proceedings Article
In: HCI (19), pp. 377–386, Springer, 2017.
Virtual Reality Self Induced Cybersickness: An Exploratory Study Proceedings Article
In: AHFE (4), pp. 26–33, Springer, 2017.
Comparing Three Stimulus Presentation Types in a Virtual Reality Experiment to Human Wayfinding Behavior During Emergency Situation Proceedings Article
In: AHFE (4), pp. 34–44, Springer, 2017.
Evaluation of the Relationship Between Virtual Environments and Emotions Proceedings Article
In: AHFE (4), pp. 71–82, Springer, 2017.
Potentialities of a Face Reading Tool to a Digital Game Evaluation and Development: A Preliminary Study Proceedings Article
In: AHFE (4), pp. 371–381, Springer, 2017.
Applications and Interface Requirements to Engage the Citizens to Share Information in a Smart City Project Proceedings Article
In: AHFE (4), pp. 712–721, Springer, 2017.