Jialin Han

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Jialin Han is a researcher at the forefront of human-computer interaction and inclusive design, with a focus on how technology can enhance quality of life for aging populations. Her work bridges product design and digital user experience, particularly in the contexts of healthy aging and augmented reality. Han’s most-cited paper, “An evaluation method for product design solutions for healthy aging companionship” (2022, 18 citations), introduces a novel framework for assessing companion products that support independent living for older adults, emphasizing convenience and informatization in an era of smart aging. This contribution is pivotal as societies worldwide grapple with demographic shifts. In parallel, her study on “The Effects of Interaction Mode and Individual Differences on Usability and User Experience of Mobile Augmented Reality Navigation” (2023, 6 citations) explores how user traits and interface choices impact the effectiveness of AR-based public services, offering actionable insights for more intuitive navigation tools. Han’s work is characterized by its practical orientation—she develops evaluation methods and usability guidelines that directly inform design practice. Her research has been cited in fields ranging from gerontechnology to mobile UX, reflecting its interdisciplinary relevance. By centering user needs and individual differences, Han is shaping a future where technology is not only smarter but also more human-centered and accessible.