Ju-Hwan Shon
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About
Ju-Hwan Shon is a researcher whose work bridges the fields of human factors engineering and sensory quality assessment, with a particular focus on automotive safety and user experience. His key research areas include sound and haptic quality evaluation, product design ergonomics, and the development of quantitative indices for subjective sensory experiences. Shon’s most notable contribution is the creation of an index for the sound and haptic quality of a seat belt, a pioneering effort that systematically quantifies the tactile and auditory feedback of a critical safety component. This work, published in 2015 and garnering 6 citations, provides a framework for manufacturers to optimize seat belt design for both functional safety and user comfort. By integrating objective measurements with subjective user perceptions, Shon’s research offers practical tools for improving product quality in the automotive industry. His approach underscores the importance of multisensory design in engineering, making his contributions valuable for students and professionals interested in human-centered design, product evaluation, and the intersection of engineering and psychology.
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- 1Development of an index for the sound and haptic quality of a seat belt6 citations · 2015