Mustapha Mouloua

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Mustapha Mouloua is a leading figure in human factors psychology, whose research bridges the critical intersection of human cognition and emerging technologies. His work primarily focuses on human-computer interaction, human-robot collaboration, and the design of intuitive interfaces for complex systems. Mouloua’s major contributions include advancing our understanding of how operators interact with robotic partners, particularly in high-stakes environments. His 2018 study on human-computer interaction trends in healthcare (13 citations) provides a foundational analysis of how technologies like robotic surgery systems and Electronic Health Records (EHR) impact medical practice. More recently, his 2024 simulation study on compromise in human-robot collaboration for threat assessment (2 citations) explores the nuanced dynamics of trust and disagreement between human operators and AI partners—a critical issue for future autonomous systems. His 2025 work on augmented reality interfaces for quadrupedal robot motion control (2 citations) further demonstrates his commitment to developing practical, user-centered solutions for emerging robotic platforms. Through these investigations, Mouloua is shaping how we design safe, effective, and trustworthy human-machine teams for the future.